Dengue with ?Meningism
Chief complaints:-
Complaint of fever since 2 days.
Complaint of body pain since 2 days.
Complaint of vomiting since yesterday (4 episodes).
Complaint of abdominal pain since yesterday.
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History of Present Illness:-
Fever: Insidious in onset, gradually progressive, intermittent type, relieved by medication.
Body Pain: Generalized myalgia since 2 days,affecting both lower limbs.
Vomiting: Since yesterday, non-projectile, non-bilious, non-blood tinged, contains food particles.
Abdominal Pain: Since 2 days, tenderness present in the epigastric region.
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Past Medical History
Admitted 15 days ago for viral fever.
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Birth History
Born via Normal Vaginal Delivery (NVD), birth weight: 3.2 kg.
No NICU admission.
Development History
Development appropriate for age.
Family History
No contributory medical history (NCM).
Immunization History
Immunized up to date.
Physical Examination
Vitals:
Pulse Rate (PR): 120 BPM
Blood Pressure (BP): 104/60 mmHg
Temperature: 98°F
Respiratory Rate (RR): 24 CPM
Anthropometry:
Weight: 29.7 kg
Head-to-Toe Examination:
Skin: Normal
Hair: Normal
No congenital anomalies.
External genitalia: Male.
Spine: Normal.
ENT: Normal.
Tenderness over both thigh regions, no redness or swelling.
Systemic Examination
Cardiovascular System (CVS): S1S2 heard, no murmur.
Respiratory System (R/S): Bilateral air entry (+), no added sounds.
Central Nervous System (CNS):
Power: 5/5
Plantar flexion
Tone: Normal
Per Abdomen (P/A):
Inspection: Normal umbilicus position and shape, equal movement of all quadrants, no engorged veins, scars, or sinuses.
Palpation: No local rise of temperature, tenderness in the epigastric region.
Percussion: Tympanic note except for liver dullness.
Auscultation: Bowel sounds heard.
Laboratory Results
9/9/2024:
Hemoglobin (HB): 12
Total Leukocyte Count (TLC): 16,200
Differential Leukocyte Count (DLC): 90/6
Platelets (PLT): 3.60
RBC: 4.6
Hematocrit (HCT): 33.4
PT: 17.1/11.8
INR: 1.5
APTT: 58.4/28.7
MCV: 71.6
MCH: 25.8
MCHC: 36
10/9/2024:
Hemoglobin (HB): 11.6
TLC: 14,270
DLC: 85/10
Platelets (PLT): 3.05
RBC: 4.8
Hematocrit (HCT): 34.8
Indirect Bilirubin (IB): 0.5
Total Bilirubin (TB): 0.7
Direct Bilirubin (DB): 0.2
Total Protein (TP): 7.8
Albumin (ALB): 4.6
Globulin: 3.2
SGOT: 34
SGPT: 15.6
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP): 175.6
A:G ratio: 1.5
GGT: 33
11/9/2024:
Hemoglobin (HB): 10.8
TLC: 16,230
DLC: 82/11
Platelets (PLT): 4.33
RBC: 4.5
Hematocrit (HCT): 32.4
PT: 13.8/11.8
INR: 1.1
APTT: 45.4/28.7
MCV: 78.2
MCH: 23.9
MCHC: 30.6
Dengue NS1, IgM, IgG: Positive
Urine Routine:
Pus cells: 2-3/HPF
Epithelial cells (EC): 1-2/HPF
All other components: Absent
Course of Treatment in Hospital:
Presenting Complaints:Age/Sex: 8-year-old male child with Fever with difficulty in walking, pain in lower limbs, and vomiting
Episodes of fever on and off for the past 15 days (treated and relieved).
Developed difficulty in walking and severe pain in both lower limbs and back.
Vomiting for the past week, non-projectile, bilious in nature.
No History of:
Headache
Tightness in limbs
Recent injury
On Examination:
General Condition:
Conscious, obeys commands
Pupils bilaterally reactive to light
Lower Limbs:
Flexion posture at hip and knee
Restricted movements in all directions
Severe pain on attempting to move the legs (Left > Right)
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR): 3+
Plantar Reflex: Bilateral flexors
Sensory: Normal
Neurological Findings:
Neck stiffness present
Paraspinal muscle tenderness present
Specialist Reviews:
Neurology Review:
MRI brain & Spine : Normal
CSF analysis: Normal
Autoimmune panel and anti-GAD sent
Ophthalmology Examination:
No evidence of raised Intracranial Tension (ICT) changes
Investigations:
MRI: Normal
CSF Analysis: Normal
Autoimmune Encephalitis Mosaic and Paraneoplastic Neuronal Antibodies: Sent to NIMHANS, Bangalore
Vitamin B12: 201 (low, started on Syrup Bifolate)
Urine Porphobilinogen: Sent for analysis
Treatment Administered:
Intravenous Fluids (IVF): Normal saline (NS) at 90 mL/hour
Medications:
Inj. Ceftriaxone 1g IV (administered for 8 days and stopped)
Inj. Cewar 1g (1-0-1)
Tab Calpol 500mg (SOS)
Inj. Ondem 4mg (SOS)
Inj. Pantop 30mg (1-0-0)
Tab Clonazepam 0.25mg (1/2-1/2-1/2)
Syrup Leofen 2.5mL (1-1-1)
Syrup Bifolate (started after Vitamin B12 deficiency identified)
Condition on Discharge:
Vitals: Stable
Oral Intake: Child is eating well
Urine Output: Adequate
Clinical Condition: Improved
Hemodynamically Stable
Discharge Advice:
1. Review with:
Autoimmune Encephalitis Mosaic and Paraneoplastic Neuronal Antibodies report
Urine Porphobilinogen report
2. Danger Signs explained
3. Hydration: Take plenty of fluids
4. Preventative Advice: Avoid mosquito bites
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