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2 months back then she developed neck pain insidious in onset gradually progressive and aggravated since past 10 days.
Restriction of movements+.
Neck Pain aggravates on flexion and extension of neck.
No h/o trauma.
Low grade fever not associated with chills and rigors since 10 days,Intermittent in nature.
No h/o sob,cough,sore throat,Abdominal pain,vomitings,loose stools, Tingling of b/l upper limbs+.
Past History :
K/c/o htn since 4 years and on medication T. losertan 50 mg+Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg po/od
Patient is concious coherent cooperative
Well oriented to time place person
Moderately build and nourished
No Pallor ,Icterus ,cyanosis ,clubbing , koilonychia ,lymphadenopathy
Bilateral Pedal Edema +
Vitals
Temperature – Afebrile ( 98.6 F )
Pulse rate – 80 bpm , regular
Respiratory rate – 16 cpm
BP – 140/90 mm Hg
SPO2 – 98% on room air
GRBS – 256 mg/dl
Systemic Examination:
CVS- S1 S2 heard
RS- BLAE +
P/A- Soft,NT BS+
CNS:
HMF - Intact
Speech – Normal
Kernigs sign - Negative
Brudzunski sign - Negative
Motor and sensory system – Normal
Reflexes – Normal
Cranial Nerves – Intact
Gait – Normal
Cerebellum – Normal
GCS Score – 15/15
1.INJ. Diclofenac Im/sos
2.T.Dolo 650 mg po/sos
3.T. Nicardia 10 mg po/sos
4.T. Losartan+T. Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg/ 12.5 mg
5.T. vertin 8 mg po/bd
6.T. Thyronorm 75 mcg po/od
7.T. Metformin 500 mg po/be
8.T. Cinod 10 mg po/od
9.T. Myoril 2ml IM/BD
10.INJ. Zofer 4mg IV/SOS
11.INJ.PAN 40mg/IV/OD
12.T.PREGABA 75MG/PO/HS
Discharge summary
Diagnosis
NECK PAIN- CERVICA RADICUOPATHY WITH PARASPINAL SPASM K/C/O HTN SINCE 4 YEARS WITH PERIPHERAL VERTIGO SECONDARY TO VERTEBRO BASILAR INSUFFICIENCY WITH DENOVO THYROID DISEASE (HYPOTHYROIDISM) WITH LEFT CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY WITH DENOVO DM 2 WITH MIGRAINE
Case History and Clinical Findings
C/O NECK PAIN SINCE 10 DAYS
PATIENT WAS APPARENTLY ASYMPTOMATIC 2 MONTS AGO THEN SHE DEVELOPED NECK PAIN OF INSIDIOUS ONSET GRADUALLY PROGRESSIVE AND AGGRAVATED SINCE PAST 10 DAYS. RESTRICTIPON OF MOVEMENTS PRESENT, PAIN AGGRAVATES ON FLEXION AND EXTENSION OF NECK.
LOW GRADE FEVER IS PRESENT NOT ASSOCIATED WITH CHILLS AND RIGORS SINCE 10 DAYS.
NO H/O COUGH, SOB, COLD, SORE THROAT, ABDOMINAL PAIN, VOMITINGS, LOOSE STOOLS, TINGLING OF BILATERAL UPPER LIMB.
NO H/O TRAUMA PAST HISTORY:
K/C/O HTN SINCE 4 YEARS AND ON T.LOSARTAN 50MG + HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 12.5 MG N/K/C/O DMII,CVA,CAD,TB,EPILEPSY.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
PATIENT IS CONSCIOUS, COHERENT,COOPERATIVE. MODERATELY BUILT AND NOURISHED
NO SIGNS OF PALLOR,ICTERUS,CLUBBING,CYANOSIS,LYMPHEDENOPATHY,EDEMA VITALS:
TEMP: 98.6F PR: 78BPM
BP: 130/90MMHG RR: 18CPM
CVS: S1S2 HEARD RS: BAE+
P/A: SOFT, NONTENDER CNS EXAMINATION -NFND
PUPILS: NORAML IN SIZE, REACTIVE TO LIGHT TONE RT LT
UL NORMAL NORMAL LL NORMAL NORMAL POWER RT LT
UL 5/5 5/5 LL 5/5 5/5
REFLEXES RT LT BICEPS 2+ 2+
TRICEPS 2+ 2+
SUPINATOR 1+ 1+
KNEE 2+ 2+ ANKLE -- --
PLANTAR FLEXION FLEXION
NECK EXAMINATION:
NECK MOVEMENTS- RESTRICTED NECK STIFFNESS- ABSENT KERNIGS SIGN- NEGATIVE BRUDZINSKI SIGN- NEGATIVE RHOMBERG SIGN- NEGATIVE
FINGER FINGER INCOORDINATION- ANSENT
FINGER NOSE COORDINATION- ABSENT SPINE TENDERNESS- ABSENT NYSTAGMUS- ABSENT
EOM MOVEMENTS- NEGATIVE DIPLOPIA- ABSENT
NO RAISED ICT FEATURES
CERVICAL LYMPH NODES - PALPABLE ON LT OCCIPITAL ANGLE NO PALPABLE AXILLARY LYMPH NODES
THYROID SWELLING - PRESENT
GENERAL SURGERY REFFERAL WAS DONE ON 24/8/23 ADVICE :
NO ACTIVE SURGICAL INTERVENTION NEEDED
1. CONTINUE TREATMENT FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM
2. REVIEW AFTER 3 MONTHS IN GS OPD FOR REVIEW ORTHOPAEDICS REFFERAL WAS DONE ON 24/8/23 ADVICE:
DIAGNOSIS:CERVICAL DISC DEGENERATIVE DISEASE WITH MUSCLE SPASM OF NECK MUSCLES
TREATMENT:
TAB.HIFENAC MR BD 1 WEEK TAB. PAN 40MG OD 1 WEEK IFT/TENS APPLICATION
TAB. TRIGABATIN 100MG X 3 WEEKS
ENT REFFERAL DONE ON 24/8/23 I/V/O VERTIGO ADVICE
1.T.VERTIN 8 MG BD TO BE CONTINUED ENDOCRINOLOGY REFFERAL DONE ON 25/8/23 ADVICE:
1. DIABETIC DIET
2. T.THYRONOEM 75MCG
3. T.METFORMIN 500MG PO/BD
Investigation
22/8/23--23/8/23-- 26/8/23
TLC
5,300/4.300/ 10,000
HEMOGLOBIN 10.3/11.5/ 12.1 HEMATOCRIT
29.9/34.1/ 36.9
PLATLET 2.05/2.22/ 2.92/ IMPRESSION NCNC ANAEMIA/ NCNC NC NC ANAEMIA / BLOOD PICTURE
RFT
B.UREA 11/10/ 15
S.CREATININE 0.8/0.8/ 0.7 S.NA+ 137/138/ 139 S.K+
4.1/4.2/ 4.2
S.CL- 101/101/ 103 S.CA+2 1.20/1.18/ 1.17
LFT-22/8/23 T.BILURUBIN-0.77 D.BILURUBIN-0.20 AST-94
ALT-92
ALP-311 T.PROTEIN-7.2 ALBUMIN-4.1 CUE - 22/8/23 SUGAR- +++ ALBUMIN- NIL PUS CELLS: 3-4 RBC-NIL
CAST-NIL
SEROLOGY(HIV, HBSAG, HCV)-NEGATIVE BLOOD GROUP- B POSITIVE
ESR-40MM/1ST HOUR HB1AC-7.0
T3,T4,TSH-0.98, 8.70,29.51
USG NECK
IMPRESSION- DIFFUSE THYROIDITIS CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY
TIRADS 3 LESION IN RIGHT LOBE OF THYROID
Treatment Given(Enter only Generic Name)
1. INJ.DICLOFENAC IM/SOS
2. INJ. ZOFER 4MG IV/SOS
3. T.PANTOP 40MG PO/OD
4. T.DOLO 650 MG PO/SOS
5. T. NICARDIA 10MG PO/SOS
6. T. LOSARTAN= T. HYDROCHLORTHIAZIDE 50MG/12.5 MG PO/OD
7. T.VERTIN 80MG PO/BD
8. T. THYRONORM 75MCG PO/OD
9. T. METFORMIN 500MG PO/BD
10. INJ.MYORIL (2ML) IM/BD
11. T.PREGABALIN 75MG PO/HS
12. T.CLONAZEPAM 0.25MG PO/HS
Advice at Discharge
1. INJ.DICLOFENAC IM/SOS
2. INJ. ZOFER 4MG IV/SOS
3. T.PANTOP 40MG PO/OD
4. T.DOLO 650 MG PO/SOS
5. T. NICARDIA 10MG PO/SOS
6. T. LOSARTAN= T. HYDROCHLORTHIAZIDE 50MG/12.5 MG PO/OD
7. T.VERTIN 80MG PO/BD
8. T. THYRONORM 75MCG PO/OD
9. T. METFORMIN 500MG PO/BD
10. INJ.MYORIL (2ML) IM/BD
11. T.PREGABALIN 75MG PO/HS
12. T.CLONAZEPAM 0.25MG PO/HS
Case 3
https://himajav.blogspot.com/2024/05/45f-htn-dm-hypothyroidism.html
### Thematic Analysis of the Case
#### 1. **Coding:**
- **Chronic Conditions:** Hypertension for four years, treated with Losartan and Hydrochlorothiazide.
- **Acute Symptoms:** Neck pain for 10 days, intermittent low-grade fever, and tingling in bilateral upper limbs.
- **Psychosocial Stressors:** Multiple pregnancy losses, including a miscarriage and infant death, contributing to past depressive episodes.
#### 2. **Categorization:**
- **Chronic Disease Impact:** The patient's hypertension is managed, but recent neck pain and fever could be indicative of another underlying issue, such as infection or musculoskeletal strain.
- **Occupational Influence:** The patient's work as a weaver may have contributed to the onset and progression of neck pain.
#### 3. **Theme Identification:**
- **Musculoskeletal Strain and Chronic Disease:** Repetitive occupational movements may have aggravated the neck pain, while underlying hypertension could predispose her to other complications.
- **Socioeconomic and Psychological Factors:** The patient’s personal history of losses and stress may influence her pain perception and overall health.
#### 4. **Theme Representation (Learning Points):**
- **Interplay of Occupation and Health:** The repetitive nature of the patient's work likely contributed to her neck pain, suggesting the need for ergonomic adjustments or physical therapy.
- **Mental Health and Chronic Illness:** The psychological impact of past traumatic events (infant deaths) should not be overlooked, as they can influence the patient's current health behaviors and pain management strategies.
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