29M Thyroiditis with Thyrotoxicos

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Cheif complaints: 

C/o shivering of hands and legs since 2 months
C/o swelling in front of neck, moving with degulition

History of present illness:

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 10 months back and then developed shevering of both hands and legs, insidious in onset and gradually progressive and associated with palpitations, increased appetite, increased frequency of stools, excessive sweating and weight loss, no h/o fever breathlessness

Past History:

 not a known case of dm, hypertension, epilepsy 
K/c/o bronchial asthama since 7 years using sos

General examination:

Pt is c/c/c moderately nourished and built
Bp : 120/70mmhg
Pr: 111bpm
Rr: 17
Grbs : 118mg/ dl
Cvs : s1 s2 heard
Rs : nvbs , 
Cns : no fnd
P/a : soft non tender

Provisional diagnosis:

Thyroditis with thyrotoxicosis k/c/o bronchial asthma






















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Treatment given :-
Tab. Prednisolone 30 mg OD 
Tab. Pan 40 mg OD 
Tab. Thiamine 100 mg PO BD
Tab. Neurobion PO BD
Tab. MET-XL 12.5 mg PO BD

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