Medical Case: Looking at an Immediate Assistance for Acute Symptoms.
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Looking at an Immediate Assistance for Acute Symptoms. (Internal Medicine)

Dr. Dinesh Kumar., MBBS

 

Medical Case Details:

A 38-year-old male complaints of burning epigastric pain, chest discomfort, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, weakness, sweating, and abdominal cramps. This condition is lasting for the last 3 hours. What is the primary diagnosis and first aid management?

 


    Discussions


    Dr. Kiran Rani
    General Practitioner

    First go for ECG to rule out MI(inferior wall) as well as Blood sugar to rule out new DKA case
    Diagnosis differential
    Gastritis/MI/Peptic Ulcer Disease/cholecystitis/appendicitis

    Iv line..
    Inf omeprazole
    Inj gravinate in iv fluids
    Rest according to symptoms and conditions...

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    29.Sep, 09:14pm
    Dr. Alexander Davis
    General Practitioner

    Emergency 12-lead ECG, dopple sonography of the heart, troponin quick test, full panel emergency lab. If all negative thorough investigation of the entire abdomen, all organs lab and echo/MRI/CT. If this should also be negative MRI of the spine to make sure no nerve is projecting these sensations to the anterior side of the body.

    30.Sep, 06:11am
    Dr. Revathi. T. S.
    Ayurveda Specialist

    I would suggest ecg and use. It might be gastritis, MI, gall stones, appendicitis or may be food poisoning also.

    01.Oct, 01:14am



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