A 30 yr old male C/o Chest pain last 8-10 day Radiating to Back CBC,RBS,LFT Normal what is Diagnosis
Dear Dr. S K Pathak sir, The pain could be either cardiac or non- cardiac pain. Cardiac pain is unlikely as u have mentioned ECG is normal on 1st and 2nd of current month and chest X ray is normal as well. So I guess you are dealing with a non cardiac chest pain. Pain in chest radiating to back in this context could be due to: : Acute pancreatitis. : Duodenal ulcer mainly 1st part post wall.
Today patient again come with Same Complaint with Both Arm numbness Calcium is 7.4 X-Ray S/o C3-4 D.Compression Basically that is the case of Cervical Spondylosis
There is a thin line of air on both sides of the superior mediastinum raising the possibility of pneumomediastinum
sir was d ECG done? ny findings corelatin to cardiac anomaly?
Cardiomegaly, advised colour Doppler study.
Both ECG normal 1/6/16 & 2/6/16
X ray Cervical spine
pericardial effusion.
sir was there ny h/o alc. intk ....eidr it is APD or duod ulcr 1st part...
USG Normal
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