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Partial loss of bladder control
He had fever + sore throat a few days ago which resolved with PCM 500mg. He also experienced increased urinary frequency which now progressed to partial loss of bladder control. H/O stroke causing right sided hemiparesis which resolved after physiotherapy.
No h/o burning micturition/chills
No h/o DM/HTN/IHD/Asthma
Appendicectomy done 7-8 years ago
No focal neurological deficits
I'm a recent MBBS graduate, I don't live with my grandfather, what should be my next step in taking care of him given this Pandemic situation since I cannot take him for further investigation.
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Hi, symptoms looking like UTI fever with chills, better to check urine routine test,good hydration,give him citra alkha 2tbsp in 100ml water morning and evening
Next Steps
tab.Mahacef plus moring and evening
tab.meftal fort 3 times after food.
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monitor bp regularly Avoid salt,if symptoms going worst need to consult docter
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Can add multivitamins on daily basis you can advise him for keigel exercise it will definitely help him
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