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35 year old male came to the opd on 1/02/2022 with chief complaints of upper abdomen pain since one week,fever since one week ,backpain since 4 days.

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS 

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 20 days back ,then he observed yellowish discolouration of eyes and got admitted to near by hospital and diagnosed as jaundice after investigations and taken medications ,later 1week back he developed pain in the abdomen which was insidious in onset, gradually progressive. 4 days back he developed back pain , which is dull aching type.Fever is on and off since one week, high grade. 

PAST HISTORY 

Not a k/c/o T2DM,HTN,asthma , epilepsy,TB .Had a hernia operation 8 years back 

PERSONAL HISTORY

Diet - mixed 

Appetite - decreased since 1 week

Sleep- adequate

Bowel movements- dark stools 

Bladder - yellow urine with burning sensation

Addictions- alcohol,360 ml, regular, since 10 years

Smoking -20 cigarettes per day since 10years


GENERAL EXAMINATION 

Pt is conscious, coherent, cooperative,well oriented to time ,place and person. 

No sign of clubbing, cyanosis

Icterus- present 

Bipedal edema present

 Vitals-

Temp- afebrile 

Bp-110/70 mm hg

Pr- 86 bpm

Rr-20 cpm

Spo2- 98% on RA

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION 

RS- bae+ ,normal vesicular breath sounds 

Cvs-S1 S2 +, no murmurs heard

P/A - on inspection- 3 scars are seen , hernial orifices are normal 

Tenderness + at right hypochondrium and epigastric region






DIAGNOSIS 

Liver abscess secondary to ? Amoebic or pyogenic 

TREATMENT 

1. INJ. METROGYL 750MG/IV/TID
2. INJ. MAGNEX FORTE 1.5MG/IV/BD
3. INJ. PAN 40MG/IV/BD
4. INJ.  THIAMINE1 AMP IN 100ML NS/IV/ OD OVER 30 MIN
5. INJ. TRAMADOL 1 AMP IN 100ML NS/IV/OVER 30MIN/ SOS
6. INJ. DICLOFENAC 3ML=75MG IM/BD
7. TAB. PCM 650 MG PO/QID
8. INJ. NEOMOL 1G IV/SOS

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