33F with neck pain
Aa 33 year old female patient teacher by occupation came to the General Medicine OPD with
CHIEF COMPLAINTS
Neck pain since 4 months
- Leg pain since 4 months
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months ago then she developed bilateral neck pain which was insidious in onset, not progressive, intermittent in nature. The pain is of dragging type radiating to shoulders and upper back . There are no aggravating factor and pain is relieved on rest.
It is associated with headache.
Patient also complaints of bilateral leg pain since 4 months which is insidious in onset, not progressive, intermittent in nature. The pain is of dragging type radiating to thighs and lower back. The pain is
aggrevated on long standing and relieved on rest .
NEGATIVE HISTORY
Not associated with fever, vomitings, diarrhoea .
PAST HISTORY -
Not a k/c/o DM, HTN, TB, asthma, epilepsy
No history of previous surgeries
No history of blood transfusion
FAMILY HISTORY -
Not relevant
PERSONAL HISTORY -
Diet - mixed
Appetite - normal
Sleep - adequate
Bowel and bladder movements regular
No allergies
No addictions
GENERAL EXAMINATION -
Patient is c/c/c and id examined in a well ventilated and lit room with consent
No Pallor, icterus, cyanosis, pedal edema, generalised lymphadenopathy,
Clubbing of fingers .
VITALS
Bp- 110/90 mmHg.
Pulse rate - 80 bpm
RR- 16 cpm
Temp- afebrile
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