13 year old female with abdominal pain and vomiting

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Chief complaints-abdominal pain and vomiting 


History of present illness 

Adominal pain since one day and 3 episodes of vomiting ,vomitings are watery ,non bilious , non projectile




Past history 


Patient is a known case of sickle cell anaemia .


Family history 

No significant family history 




Drug history 

Hydroxyurea  100mg/day

Pentid 600mg/day 

Soda mint

Folvide -5mg 

Calcium 500mg

Zevit -OD 500mg

Ecosprin-75mg



personal history 


She is student studying in class 7 

Diet -mixed 

Sleep -adequate 

Bowel and bladder -regular 

Appetite -adequate 

Addictions -none 


General examination 


Patient is conscious coherent and cooperative ,well oriented to time ,place and person 

Moderately built and moderately nourished 



Pallor present 







Icterus present 







Vitals 

    • Temp-febrile 
    • BP-110/g70mmhg
    • HR-105
    • RR-24cpm


    • CVS -s1,s2 heard 
      Apex beat -heaves heard 

      Resp-BAE-present 
      vesicular breath sounds -heard 

      CNS-no focal neurological deficits 

      GIT -tenderness over epigastric ,left hypochondriac radiating to left subscapular region
      No organomegaly




      Treatment given 
      tramadol 100ml ampule
      Inj Pantoprozol 
      NS DNS-75ml/l
      Inj Optineuron
      Diclo inj 

      Investigations 
















       

      Provisional diagnosis 
      sickle cell anemia with jaundice 




      vascular occlusion crisis ? 
                         Peritoneal microinfarct ?









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