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| Hpathy Ezine - February, 2006 | |||||
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Haemolytic Anemia with Jaundice-- Dr. Dilip B. Dikshit LCEH, MICR |
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| Case 2: Haemolytic Anemia with JaundiceMr. P; Age: 26 years; Occupation: Fitter Diagnosis: Haemolytic Anemia with Jaundice Background: The patient has suffered from Anemia since childhood. There was no history of bleeding from any site. He had 3 attacks of Jaundice in childhood. In 1970 and 72, the concomitant of the illness was feverishness with chills < evening+++ 6pm - 8pm Since March 1972, there was hyper-acidity on and off with vomiting and pain in the right scapular region < fried food, < oily food, < overeating, < beer+++, alcohol+++, sun+++. Pain > rubbing the sternum. H/O vertigo from sudden changes of posture eg: sitting and standing. HE also suffered from rumbling in the abdomen with pain and discomfort > Eno's Fruit salt (a bicarbonate digestive). Urine was dark-colored since a long time with occasional burning during micturition. H/O Masturbation since childhood+++, the desire for which had considerably reduced. He had become irritable of late, used to brood often and was reserved at home. Adaptability with parents and siblings was poor and he couldn't enjoy himself at home. However he liked company outside the home. Bath summer-cold, winter-tepid. Covering-less. Hot+++. Perspiration H/O reddish stains yellow, indelible. Appetite poor in the day but can ear well at night, Craving for spicy food. <Sun+++, > Winter Physical examination: Liver palpable ++, Sclera Yellow ++ Keynote: Perspiration stains red, indelible Basis of remedy Selection: Hot patient. Progress Notes: 27/10/77: Lachesis 30C, at bedtime or PRN for 1 week 9/11/77: Weakness slightly less. Sclera - same. 17/12/77: Developed Fear of Unknown-3, Weakness+ 23/12/77: Icteric Index 40, Van Deb Berg - Indirect +'ve 3/2/78 : HB. 12.5 gm.%, RBC 5 million per c.mm 3/3/78 : Weakness absent, Sclera Yellowness absent, Urine - Clear Extracted with permission from the ICR Symposium Council Part II - Chapter F1 : PERCEIVING ARTIFICIAL DRUG DISEASE |
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