55 year old male with CKD on MHD

55 YR OLD MALE WITH CKD ON MHD. Patient came with complaints of Pedal edema & SOB since 3 months


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Patient came with complaints of 
           -     Reduced urine output 
           -     Pedal edema
           -     SOB   since   3 months

Patient  was apparently asymptomatic  8 months back  , then he  developed  knee & ankle pain  in both lower limbs , then he went to local hospital and took medication for that pain relief.
He used that medication for 4-5 months, after which he developed pedal edema which was pitting type &
SOB , which was grade 2-3 (NYHA) since 3 months.

Past history : Patient is a known case of hypertension since 3 months.  Not a known case of Diabetes mellitus,  asthma,TB, epilepsy
Personal history :
 Diet - mixed
Appetite - normal
Bowel & Bladder movements - regular
Sleep - adequate
Addictions -

Family history : not significant

ON EXAMINATION :
Pt is C/C/C
Temp : afebrile
BP : 140/80 mmHg
PR : 82 BPM
RR : 22 CPM
GRBS : 105 mg%
General examination
Pallor + , no icterus , Cyanosis , Clubbing, lymphadenopathy
B/L Pedal edema till knee +

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS : S1,S2 heard, no added murmurs
RS : Bilateral air entry present, Trachea is central, vesicular sounds heard
Per abdomen : soft, non tender, bowel sounds heard
CNS : No abnormal deficits seen




INVESTIGATIONS

ECG
           

2D ECHO:


Chest x-ray




          



PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
 CKD on MHD Secondary to NSAIDS Induced nephropathy

TREATMENT : 

1) salt restriction <2.4 gm/day
2) fluid restriction  < 1 lit / day
3) Tab lasix 40 mg po/TID
4) Tab. NODOSIS  550 mg po/ BD
5) Tab OROFER XT po/ OD
6) Tab SHELCAL 500 mg  po/ OD
7) inj Erythropoietin 4000 IU / SC weekly once
8) inj iron sucrose 1 amp in 100 ml NS

On 4th March 2022, he had 1 session of hemodialysis in the morning and he was discharged in the evening



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