70 year old presenting with denovo hypertension

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A 70 year old male came with chief complaints of blurring of vision and watering of eyes.

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 month back then he developed watering of left eye and blurring of vision.
 No H/O palpitations 
No h/o chestpain, shortness of breath
No h/o headache,sweating,burning micturation
No h/o weight loss

Past history

40 years back he had an accident where his leg got fractured. He got admitted in the hospital and had a cast but he took some ayurvedic medine to heal the fracture.



3 years back he got admitted in the hospital for jaundice with fever

Family history :
 
No significant family history 

Personal history :

Diet: mixed
Sleep:disturbed sleep due nocturia ( nearly 5 times)since 1 year
Bowel : normal
Bladder: frequent urination in the night
Addictions: no addictions
No allergies

General examination :

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

Pallor: absent
Icterus: absent
Clubbing:absent
Cyanosis:absent
Lymphadenopathy:absent
Pedal edema: present ( pitting type)















Vitals:

BP:130/90mm hg
PR:70bpm
Temp: afebrile
RR: 16
He has pedal edema of pitting type.

Systemic examination :

CVS - S1 S2 heard
R/S - inspection
shape - scaphoid 
No wheeze 
No scars present
Palpation:
no palpable mass,
Trachea- central
Auscultation:
Vesicular breath sounds heard
No dyspnea
P/A - 
Inspection - obese abdomen, Umbilicus inverted , No abdominal distention,no  visible pulsations,scars and swelling.
PALPATION:   Soft, non tender, no organo megaly.
AUSCULTATION:
BOWEL SOUNDS HEARD
CNS - NO focal deficit found.
On eye examination: bilateral immature cataract is present.

Diagnosis:

Denovo hypertension 

Investigation :

Serum creatine:1.1

Sodium:136 Normal(136-145)

Potassium:4.4. Normal(3.5-5.1)

Chloride :102. Normal(98-107)

Total bilirubin:2.3. Normal(0-1)

Direct bilirubin:0.01. Normal(0.0-0.2)

AST:19. Normal(0-35)

ALT:14. Normal(0-45)

ALP:78. Normal(56-119)

Total protein:8.2. Normal(6.4-8.3)



Treatment : patient was given nicardia 10 mg 




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