Pt. With Seizures and empty sellar syndrome
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-56 year old female pt. housewife by occupation
Came to casualty for a regular checkup.
Chief complaints:
She came to casualty for regular checkup.
History of presenting illness:
•Pt. was apparently asymptomatic 21 years back i.e 1989.
•She had 1 miscarriage in 1989,
She couldn't conceive till 1999.
•No history of medication taken for 10 years.
•In 2003, she went for a regular checkup where she's diagnosed with right ectopic kidney, hypothyroidism and hypertension.
• In 2016, she had recurrent stools for 2 months diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome.
•Since past 3 months patient has h/o fever for 3 days followed by generalised weakness and a seizure for which she was admitted in hospital where her B.P was not recordable, diagnosed with septic shock and heart failure with reduced ejection fraction by 35%.
She was put on mechanical ventilator for 2 days and inotrope for 7 days bcz her Sats were not improving.
- Hospital stay was for 17 days.
•After she was discharged, pt. Felt drowsy for next 2 days and was admitted to hospital again where she's diagnosed with hyponatremia and was put on medication. She also used meds for schizophrenia. Since her GCS was not improving she was referred to higher center which was later gradually improved.
INVESTIGATIONS
Reduced serum albumin levels and calcium.
Negative for hepatitis and HIV
HEMATOLOGY :
Reduced Hemoglobin, rbc count, PCV, RDW CV.
DLC shows- Reduced monocytes and eosinophils.
Negative for hepatitis and HIV
Tab. Cilinidipine 10mg
Tab. Thyronorm 100mcg
Tab. Levipil 500mg
Tab. Wysolone 5 mg
Tab. Pan -D
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