70 Year old male ?UTI


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Here is a case i have seen:



70 year old male who is a resident of siddipalam came with Complaints of fever,body pains and burning micturition since 20 days 
 Patient was apparently asymptomatic 20 days back then he developed burning micturition followed by fever which is insidious onset ,high grade, associated with chills and rigors. 
 Subsided on taking medication 
C/o body pains (diffuse type )
 Known case of Hypertensive (TELMA 20mg)and diabetes (GLIMI M2)since 20years
 Outside urine report shows pus cells 25-40
Vitals :
Temp:103.1F
PR:98BPM
BP:110/80mmhg @lt arm 
Sp02:96 %at room temp
GRBS:112mg%
Treatment :
RX:
1.INJ MAGNEX-FORTE 1.5g I.V BD
2.INJ PAN 40MG I.V BD
3.INJ OPTINEURON 1AMP IN 100ML NS IV BD
4.INJ HAI -SC-TID
5.TAB AMLONG 5MG PO/OD
6.TAB NODOSIS 500MG PO/OD
7.SYP.CITRALKA 10ML/PO/BD IN GLASS WATER
8.TAB OROFER XT PO/BD
9.GRBS charting 6th hourly 
10.BP/PR/Sp02 monitoring 
11.TAB PCM 650MG PO/SOS
12.TAB ULTRACET PO/QID 
       1/2-1/2-1/2-1/2
13.TAB PREGABLIN 75MG/PO/































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