A 22 YEAR OLD FEMALE WITH GENERALISED WEAKNESS AND EASY FATIGUABILITY

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A 22 yr old female who is a student came with complaints of generalized weakness and easy fatiguability since 2 months 

HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS

Pt was apparently asymptomatic 5  years back then she started to have desire to eat non edible material and went to the hospital and was diagnosed with Anemia (Hb 4gm/dl) and 2 units of PRBC transfusion was done . Since 2 months she is complaining of easy fatiguability with generalized weakness.

C/o SOB(grade ll-III) insidious in onset, gradually progressive to grade III , C/o exertional dyspnea.

No c/o chest pain, palpitations, orthopnea,pnd 

No c/o fever,loose stools, vomitings

PAST HISTORY

H/o similar complaints in the past

H/o two PRBC transfusion

N/k/c/o Diabetes, HTN,TB, Asthma, Epilepsy, Thyroid disorders 

PERSONAL HISTORY

Diet - Mixed

Appetite - Normal

Sleep - Adequate

Bowel and bladder - Regular

Addictions - No 

Daily routine 

7 am - Wakes up 

8 am -  Breakfast 

9 am - Coaching institute and comes back at 6 pm  

8 pm - Dinner 

10 pm - Sleep

Her daily routine did not changed even after illness


GENERAL EXAMINATION

Patient is conscious coherent and cooperative 

Pallor present

No Icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, generalized lymphadenopathy,edema 

Vitals-

Temperature- Afebrile

Bp - 110/80 mmHg 

PR - 92 bpm 

RR - 14 cpm


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

CVS - S1,S2 are heard

           No Murmurs 

P/A -  Soft, Non-tender

            No palpable spleen and liver

RS - Bilateral entry present

Normal Vesicular Breath sounds heard

CNS - NAD



                                                                        HEMOGRAM


                                                                        SERUM IRON 

                                                                        RETICULOCYTE COUNT


BLEEDING AND CLOTTING TIME

                                                                 RANDOM BLOOD SUGAR

                                                                                  CUE

                                                                            BLOOOD UREA


PHOSPHORUS


PERIPHERAL SMEAR 

FERRITIN


SERUM ELECTROLYTES


                                                                                  ECG


                                                                    FEVER CHART






PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS - IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA 

1 PRBC transfusion done On 8/07/2023

Hb raised to 7.6 mg/dl

1 PRBC transfusion done on 10/7/2023



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