70 yr female with heart failure

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70y/ F, hailing from Suryapet, home maker, was brought to the hospital with chief complaints of

Generalized body swelling since 1 month
Abdominal distention since 1 month
SOB on exertion since 1 month

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 years back, the one day as she was having her food, while walking to wash her hands, she suddenly felt giddy and fell down, following which she was taken to a near by RMP and referred to a higher center, where she was diagnosed with a right femur fracture and denovo hypertension. 

Then she was taken to a near by quack and a pop cast was applied to her leg i/v/o the fractured femur. Her fracture healed well. She was put on anti hypertensive drugs, which she used only for 1 month, after which she stopped talking the medication.

Now, since 1 month she has developed generalised body swelling, pitting type, associated with distention of abdomen, SOB  on exertion and loss of apetite.

No h/o any chest pain, palpitations, giddiness

Patient is not a k/c/o DM, CKD, CVA

Pt is c/c/c

Vitals at admission :-
BP - 100/70 mm Hg 
PR - 88 bpm 
Temp - afebrile 
RR - 18 cpm 
Spo2 - 96% RA

CVS - S1,S2 + , esm +, 
RS - BAE +
P/a - soft, non tender, distended 
CNS - no FND, GCS - 15/15

Diagnosis:-

Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction with severe Lv dysfunction (lvef - 25 %) with TR+, MR+,  PAH, secondary to hypertensive heart disease (chronic pressure overload) , k/c/o hypertension, With ascites with fibroid uterus 

DAY1

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 140/90 mm Hg
PR - 84 bpm
RR - 18 cpm
Spo2 - 97 RA

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Inj LASIX 40 mg iv /od
2. Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100 ml ns /iv/ od
3. Tab. Ramipril 2.5 mg po/od (2 pm)
4. Met - xl 12.5 mg po/od (9am)
5. Salt and fluid restriction
6. Daily weight and abdominal girth monitoring
7. BP/ temp/ pr monitoring
8. Strict i/o charting

Day 2

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 140/90 mm Hg
PR - 82 bpm
RR - 16 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Inj LASIX 80 mg - x - 40 mg /iv/bd
2. Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100 ml ns /iv/ od
3. Tab. Ramipril 2.5 mg po/od (2 pm)
4. Met - xl 12.5 mg po/od (9am)
5. Salt and fluid restriction
6. Daily weight and abdominal girth monitoring
7. BP/ temp/ pr monitoring
8. Strict i/o charting

Day 3 

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 110/80 mm Hg
PR - 84 bpm
RR - 15 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Inj LASIX 80 mg - x - 40 mg /iv/bd
2. Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100 ml ns /iv/ od
3. Tab. Ramipril 2.5 mg po/od (2 pm)
4. Met - xl 12.5 mg po/od (9am)
5. Salt and fluid restriction
6. Daily weight and abdominal girth monitoring
7. BP/ temp/ pr monitoring
8. Strict i/o charting

Day 4 

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 150/90 mm Hg
PR - 86 bpm
RR - 16 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Inj LASIX 80 mg - x - 40 mg /iv/bd
2. Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100 ml ns /iv/ od
3. Tab. Ramipril 2.5 mg po/od (2 pm)
4. Met - xl 12.5 mg po/od (9am)
5. Salt and fluid restriction
6. Daily weight and abdominal girth monitoring
7. BP/ temp/ pr monitoring
8. Strict i/o charting

Day 5

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 130/80 mm Hg
PR - 88 bpm
RR - 17 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Tab. RAMIPRIL 2.5 mg/po/od (@2 pm)
2. Tab. MET -XL 25 mg/po/od (@9am)
3. Tab. DYTOR 10 mg/po/od
4. Salt and fluid restriction

Day 6 

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 140/90 mm Hg
PR - 85 bpm
RR - 16 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Tab. RAMIPRIL 2.5 mg/po/od (@2 pm)
2. Tab. MET -XL 25 mg/po/od (@9am)
3. Tab. DYTOR 10 mg/po/od
4. Salt and fluid restriction

Day 7

VITALS :-

Pt is c/c/c
BP - 140/90 mm Hg
PR - 77 bpm
RR - 16 cpm

CVS - S1, S2 +; ESM +
RS - BAE +
P/A - soft, NT, BS +
CNS - no FND

TREATMENT :- 

1. Tab. RAMIPRIL 2.5 mg/po/od (@2 pm)
2. Tab. MET -XL 25 mg/po/od (@9am)
3. Tab. DYTOR 10 mg/po/od
4. Salt and fluid restriction

Clinical pictures :-

2d echo 
https://youtube.com/shorts/dN5gsrfwoaE?feature=share

EKG
Pedal edema 
Abdominal distention 

Investigations

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