A 36 year old female resident of Thirumalagiri, farmer by occupation came with chief complainta of pain abdomen and 1 episode of vomiting associated with blood
20,April 2023
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CHIEF COMPLAINTS:
Patient presented with complaints of stomach pain, vomitings and last episode of vomiting was associated with blood.
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
She was asymptomatic 1 month ago. She had pain in upper abdomen (epigastrium) the pain decreased after vomiting. Pain was aggravating and relieved after vomiting, no radiating pain, pain was occasional and pIn increased on eating spicy food.
Vomiting was non projectile, non bilious, food as it's content . She had approx 10 episodes of vomiting in a month. Yesterday (19/4/23) had 1 episode of vomiting with blood dark brown color.
NEGATIVE HISTORY:
No history of fever, bloating, constipation, sob, loose stools, cough, chest pain.
MENUSTRAL HISTORY:
Marriage at 12 yrs, menarch at 13 yrs .
1st pregnancy at 15 yrs
Cycle 30/5-8pads/cycle no clots, no White discharge.
obstetrics history:3 children 1st boy-20yrs
2nd girl-16yrs
3rd boy-14 yrs.
All three lscs.
PAST HISTORY:
3 LSCS.
No history of tuberculosis, epilepsy,asthma,CAD.
She was diagnosed with kidney stones and relieved on medication (11 years ago).
2 months ago small stone was observed it was resolved and passed in urine when observed in ct scan.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet: mixed(But consumes only mutton but not
chicken and egg)
Appetite: normal
Bowels : regular
Bladder: regular
Sleep : adequate
Addictions: toddy occasionally
Burning Micturition earlier now normal.
FAMILY HISTORY:
No family history
ALLERGIC HISTORY:
Food allergy for fish, brinjal, Gongura.
Itching and prurities were seen due to consumption of above food
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is conscious, coherent and cooperative.
Pallor is absent.
Icterus is absent.
No edema.