CKD with ADPKD
Case of 55 yr /M with CKD with Autosamal dominant PKD.
Cheif complaints :
*pedal edema and facial puffiness since 3 months.
* sob since 2months
HOPI:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 3 months back then he developed pedal edema first observed at ankle later progressed upto the knee (pitting type) along with facial puffiness in the same time period.
He also complained of SOB since 2 months
Initially it was observed on doing his regular work(Granite cutting) and then aggrevated even on walking (Grade 2) not relieved on medication.
The patient had a history of occasional cough on and off, usually productive, since 2 months while doing his work which subsided on medication.
No h/o blood vomiting, fever and burning micturation.
He was taken to a hospital in Nalgonda where he was asked to get usg abdomen done and diagnosed with poly cystic kidney disease and referred to KIMS for further evaluation and treatment.
Past History:
No History of similar complaints in the past.
He also had a past history of right sided traumatic eye injury when hit with a stone. No significant past and family history.
He was diagnosed hypertensive 10 days back.
No h/o DM, , TB, Asthma .
Personal History:
Diet : mixed
Appetite : Normal
Sleep : adequate
Bowl and Bladder :Regular
Addictions : Chronic alcoholic : since 30 yrs
Consumes alcohol daily
Smoking : smokes beedi (1 pack) daily (20 beedies) since 30 yrs
General Examination:
Patient was conscious, coherent and cooperative
Pallor( +)
Icterus : absent
Cyanosis:absent
Clubbing:absent
Lymphadenopathy: absent
Edema : pedal edema ( pitting type)
VITALS:
Temp - afebrile
Pr :72bpm
Rr :20 cycles/min
BP :140/70 mmhg
Spo2 :99% at room air
Systemic Examination
CVS -
S1 s2 +
No murmurs
RS - BAE +
NVBS +
Abdomen :
soft, non tender, no palpable mass
CNS - No focal neurological deficits (NAD)
Provisional diagnosis- Polycystic Kidney Disease with Chronic Renal Failure .
Detailed study done by Dr. Nikilesh ( intern)
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