Alcoholic Hepatitis and aki sec to gastroenteritis

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A 43 yr old male ,resident of nalgonda came to casuality with chief complaints of

  • loose stools since 20 days 

  •   Pedal edema since 20 days
  •    Abdominal distension since 20 days 

   History of presenting illness :  

 Patient was apparently asymptomatic 20 days back then he developed 
  • Loose stools watery in consistency 20 episodes per day 
  • sudden onset of swelling of bilateral lower limbs and gradually progressive up to bilateral knee,pitting type, non tender, 
  • associated with abdominal distension which is progressive.
  •  Not associated with facial puffiness , decreased urine output, SOB, orthopnoea, PND, palpitations,giddiness,sweating.
  • No H/o fever,pain abdomen,nausea, vomitimg

Past history:

  • No H/o similar compliants in the past
  • H/o of jaundice 2 years back
  • Last alcohol intake 2 days back
  • N/K/C/O DM, HTN, CVA, CAD
  • H/o TB 3 years back for which he took ATT for 6 months

Personal history:

  • Appetite : normal
  • Diet: mixed
  • Bowel&bladder: regular
  • Sleep: adequate
  • Addictions: regular alcohol intake since 15 years (180ml per day),   chewable tobacco 1-2 per day since 15 years

Family history:

Not relevant

General examination:

  • Pateint is conscious , coherent, co-operative , moderately built and well nourished
  • Pallor+
  • No icterus
  • No cyanosis, lymphadenopathy,clubbing of foot 
  • There is bilateral pitting edema up to knee






  • Vitals: 
                  Temp- afrbrile
                   PR- 100bpm
                   RR- 16cpm
                   BP-140/90 mm hg on left arm 
                    Spo2- 96%
                    GRBS- 190mg/dl

PER ABDOMEN: 
Inspection: 
  • Shape of abdomen- distended
  • Umblicus: inverted
  • Dilated veins+
  • No scars & sinuses
Palpation:
  • No local rise of temp
  • No tenderness
  • Liver not palpable 
  • Spleen not palpable 
Percussion: 
  • Liver span:9cms  

Auscultation:
  • Bowel sounds heard

CNS: NFD

CVS: s1,s2 heard, no murmurs 

RS: NVBS  , no creps

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:  ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS ,
AKI SECONDARY TO ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS  
HFrEF SECONDARY TO CAD 
ALCOHOLIC AND TOBACCO DEPENDENCE SYNDROME 


INVESTIGATIONS: 

Hemogram
CUE
CBP
RFT
LFT
ECG
CXR PA VIEW
USG ABDOMEN
PT/ INR
APTT
BT/CT



On 04/07/2021 
 




USG : 

2D ECHO : 





TREATMENT
  • INJ THIAMINE 100 mg in 100 ml NS slow IV / TID
  • INJ OPTINEURON 1AMP in 100 ml NS slow IV / OD
  • INJ LASIX 40 mg
  • TAB. ALDACTONE 50 mg PO / BD
  • INJ PANTOP 40 mg IV/ OD
  • ABDOMINAL GIRTH MEASUREMENT DAILY
  • BP /PR/TEMP/ RR -4 hourly 
  • I/O CHARTHING


On 06/07/2021  : 


  PEDAL EDEMA DECREASED 

  STOOLS ( 2-3 episodes /day )

 Tremors+ 


O/E PT IS C,C,C

 AFEBRILE 

 BP 150/100mmhg 

PR 80bpm

RR 20cpm 

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft distended 

        Free fluid +


 TREATMENT : 

1)PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 

2)INJ.METROGYL 400mg /IV/TID 

3)INJ .CIPROFLOX 500mg /IV//OD 

4)INJ.PANTOP 40mg iv/OD

5)INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 

6)INJ.OPTINEURON 1ampin 100ml NS IV/od

7)TAB .SPORLAC DS PO/TID 

8)ORS SACHET 1 in 1L OF WATER 

9)TAB LOPERAMIDE.  2mg /po / SOS

10)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

11)I/O CHARTING.  

  

*CORRECTED CALCIUM :7.9

*ENDOSCOPY : MALLORY WEISS TEAR HEALING PHASE 

                                   GASTRODUODENITIS 




On 07/07/2021 :


PEDAL EDEMA DECREASED 

  LOOSE STOOLS ( 2-3 episodes /day )

 Tremors+ 


O/E PT IS C,C,C

 AFEBRILE 

 BP 120/80

PR.  104

RR.   22 

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft distended 

        Free fluid +

TREATMENT : 

  1. PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 
  2. INJ.METROGYL 400mg /IV/TID 
  3. INJ .CIPROFLOX 500mg /IV//OD 
  4. INJ.PANTOP 40mg iv/OD 
  5. INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 
  6. INJ.OPTINEURON 1ampin 100ml NS IV/od
  7. TAB .SPORLAC DS PO/TID 
  8. ORS SACHET 1 in 1L OF WATER 
  9. TAB LOPERAMIDE.  2mg /po / Sos
  10. BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 
  11. I/O CHARTING.  

On 08/07/2021 

PEDAL EDEMA DECREASED 

  STOOLS ( 2-3 episodes /day )soft consistency 

 Tremors+ 


O/E PT IS C,C,C

 AFEBRILE 

 BP 120/80

PR.  92 

RR.   22 cpm

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft distended 

        Free fluid +

TREATMENT : 

1)PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 

2)INJ.METROGYL 400mg /IV/TID 

3)INJ .CIPROFLOX 500mg /IV//OD 

4)INJ.PANTOP 40mg iv/OD

5)INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 

6)INJ.OPTINEURON 1ampin 100ml NS IV/od

7)TAB .SPORLAC DS PO/TID 

8)ORS SACHET 1 in 1L OF WATER 

9)TAB LOPERAMIDE.  2mg /po / SOS

10)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

11)I/O CHARTING.  

  *12)TAB ECOSPIRIN 75mg/po/od 


 On 09/07/2021 :


 PEDAL EDEMA DECREASED 

 STOOLS 2-3. Episodes /day  soft in consistency 

Alcohol withdrawl tremors + 

  

O/E PT IS C,C,C 

 AFEBRILE 

 PR. 84bpm

RR.  20cpm

BP.   120/80

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft distended 

        Free fluid +

TREATMENT : 

1)PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 

2)INJ.METROGYL 400mg /IV/TID 

3)INJ .CIPROFLOX 500mg /IV//OD 

4)INJ.PANTOP 40mg iv/OD

5)INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 

6)INJ.OPTINEURON 1ampin 100ml NS IV/od

*7)TAB LORAZEPAM 2mg OD 

8)ORS SACHET 1 in 1L OF WATER 

*9)TAB ECOSPORIN 75 mg OD 

10)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

11)I/O CHARTING. 


On 10/07/2021 :


STOOLS PASSED 

TREMORS +


O/E PT IS C,C,C 

 AFEBRILE 

 PR. 100bpm

RR. 24cpm

BP.  110/80

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft ,non tender 


TREATMENT : 

1)PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 

2)TAB PANTOP 40mg iv/OD

3)INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 

4)INJ.OPTINEURON 1ampin 100ml NS IV/od

5)TAB ECOSPORIN 75 mg OD 

6)TAB LORAZEPAM 2mg OD

7)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

8)I/O CHARTING 


On 11/07/2021 :

 

 STOOLS PASSED 

TREMORS +


O/E PT IS C,C,C 

 AFEBRILE 

 PR 84 bpm

RR   21cpm

BP.    120/80 mmhg 

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft ,non tender 

TREATMENT : 

1)PLENTY OF ORAL FLUIDS 

2)TAB PANTOP 40mg iv/OD

3)INJ.THIAMINE 1amp in 100ml NS IV/TID 

*4)TAB NEUROBION FORTE OD 

5)TAB ECOSPORIN 75 mg OD 

6)TAB LORAZEPAM 2mg OD 

6)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

7)I/O CHARTING. 


Hb: #7.1

TLC:#20,700

Platelets:2.6

Dimorphic anemia 

Urea :18

Creatinine :0.8

Na+: 133

K+: 3.4

Cl-: 96 


On 12/07/2021 :


STOOLS PASSED 

TREMORS +


O/E PT IS C,C,C 

 AFEBRILE 

 PR.  68bpm

RR.   22 cpm 

BP.     120/90mmhg 

CVS :S1S2 heard 

RS :NVBS +

CNS :NAD

PA : soft ,non tender 


TREATMENT : 

1)FLUID RESTRICTION <1.5L/ day 

SALT RESTRICTION <2gm/day

2)Tab PAN 40mg iv/OD

*3)TAB. BENFOMETPLUS OD 

*4)TAB NEUROBION FORTE OD 

5)TAB ECOSPORIN 75 mg OD 

*6)TAB LIVOGEN OD 

*7)INJ. VITCOFOL 500mg IM/OD 

*8)TAB. LASIX 20mg OD 

*9)TAB. RIFAXIMINE 550mg BD 

6)BP/PR/TEMP/ RR 4 th hrly 

7)I/O CHARTING. 

  

Hb: #7.1

TLC:#20,700

Platelets:2.6

Dimorphic anemia 

  

Urea :#63

  Creatinine :#3.2


Na+: 140

K+: 4.3

Cl-:107


TB: #1.15

DB:#0.30

SGOT:#86

SGPT:24

ALP:#489

Total protiens :#5.2 

Albumin: #2.8 

 






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