Right Ventricular Faliure with Pulmonary HTN
Medicine case I am an intern in medicine I am sharing this case as important terms of completion of my internship. A 30 years old male patient who is Shepard by occupation presented to our op with bilateral pedal edema extending up to knee and also with dyspnea on exertion since 15 days and he also given the history of palpitations since 1 year . Decresed urine output since 2 days. Patient apparently asymptomatic 1 year back then he developed the palpitations which were persistent and ponding type and get precipitated on exertion and relieved by taking rest, patient started to have dry cough without any expecteration in last 15 days he first became brethless for walking for a short distance. He also reported in getting upstairs and walking from one day before coming to hospital He reported he never felt dyspnic before and never felt orthopnea or PND He has no H/o fatigue ,no H/o cyanosis or hemoptysis He has no H/o jaundice & no hesitency and frequency in micturation Past hi