36 Year Old Male with vomitings and Abdominal pain
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Chief complaints:
Recurrent episodes of vomitings associated with abdominal pain since 2 months
History of present illness:
●Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2 months back,then he developed vomitings after 3-4 hours of taking food which was insidious in onset and is gradually progressive.
The contents are food particles which is non blood stained and non bile stained.
Aggrevated on taking food and no relieving factors.
The vomiting are non projectile in nature.
Patient is having three to four episodes of vomitings a day because of which patient avoided to eat food regularly and landed up in fatigue , weight loss.
●Patient complaints of pain in the abdomen since 2 months which is diffuse(in epigastric,umbilical,hypogastric region) , squeezing type which is insidious in onset and gradually progressive non radiating to any other parts.
H/o nausea ,giddiness , weakness , constipation .
Accidentally jaundice was diagnosed before 2 months for which he took medication.
No H/o headache , fever , cold , cough , shortness of breath ,Orthopnea.
No H/o palpitations, chest pain , heart burn
No H/o hematemesis , heamatochesia , malena
Past history:
No similar complaints in past
No h/o Diabetes, hypertension , TB , Asthama and epilepsy
Family history:
No significant family history
Personal history:
Diet -mixed
Appetite- normal
Sleep - disturbed due to pain in abdomen
Bowel and bladder - bowel movements are irregular ( i.e once in every 5 -6 days) but bladder function is normal
Addictions- have habit of chewing tobbaco
Treatment history:
No significant treatment history
Vitals:
Temperature- afebrile
Pulse rate - 72bpm
RR - 15 cpm
Bp - 90/60 mm hg
Spo2 - 98
General Examination:
Patient is conscious, cohorent , cooperative well oriented time,place and person.
He is thin built and under nourished
Pallor- present
Icterus- absent
Clubbing -absent
Cyanosis -absent
Lymphadenopathy -absent
Edema -absent
Physical Examination:
Sunken eyes due to loss of subcutaneous fat around orbits
Muscle wasting
Loss of weight and subcutaneous fat
Temporalis muscle atrophy
These all are suggestive of malnutrition
Systemic examination:
Abdominal examination
Inspection
The shape is scaphoid
Umbilicus is in central
No flank fullness
The skin is normal
No dilated and engorged veins
No scars
Abdominal movements are normal
Palpation:
No local raise of temperature
A mass can be palpable in the right periumbilical region
No palpable liver and spleen so , no hepatomegaly and splenomegaly.
Percussion:
No fluid thrill
No shifting dullness
Ascultation:
Increased bowel sounds
CVS :
S1 S2 heard
No other murmurs
CNS :
No focal neurological deficit
Respiratory:
Normal vesicular breath sounds heard.
Provisional diagnosis:
Abdominal obstruction
Investigations:
April 21
Diagnosis:
Intestinal Obstruction
Treatment:
Tab RAZO 40mg OD
Monitor vitals 6 hourly
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