56 Male with abdominal distension
A 56 years old male patient presented to emergency department with the following chief complaints Shortness of breath from 7 days Abdominal distension from 4 months B/L lower limb swelling from 4 months History of present illness: Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back and developed bilateral lower limb swelling, , reduced urine output, abdominal distension and scrotal swelling. Pedal edema pitting type grade 1and developed to grade 2 10 days later and to grade 3 15 days later. He first developed sweeling in the lower left limb extending upto ankle and right lower limb extending upto thigh. No complains of loose stool, burning micturition, vomiting,hematuria. History of past illness: Patient gives history of pulmonary koch 22yrs back and used ATT for 6months. Known case of hypertension since 3 months and on medication. No history of diabetes, epilepsy, surgery. Personal history: Appetite: normal Diet:mixed Bowel and bladder movement:regular Sleep pattern:normal Occasiona