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A 50 year old female patient came to hospital with the complaint of chest pain since 2 days ,burning micturition since 9 months and has tingling sensation in both upper and lower limbs since 1 year. Neck pain,  headache since the last 1 year and backache, knee pain since 1 year.


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS: Patient is apparently asymptomatic 2 days back then had chest pain ( pricking type) on walking. She has burning micturition since 12 months and tingling sensation in both upper and lower limbs. Neck pain, knee pain since 1 year and has decreased appetite since 7 months. 

HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:
no h/o HTN
no h/o DM
no h/o TB
no h/o epilepsy
no h/o  asthma
no h/o CAD 

PERSONAL HISTORY:
Married
occupation- labourer
Mixed diet
no known allergies
Habits-  toddy- 2 glasses daily since 40 years 

FAMILY HISTORY:
no significant family history 

GENERAL EXAMINATION:
pallor - no
cyanosis- no
clubbing of fingers- no
edema of feet -no 

Temperature - afebrile 
BP- 140/90
spo2- 98%
pr-86bpm


Systemic examination:
CVS -S1S2+
P/A- soft non tender 
CNS - NAD 

Investigations 
 diagnosis-  cervical spondylosis


Treatment:
1. T amytriptilline-10mg 
2. T naproxen- 250 mgs po/sos( only during attack)
3.T ultracet orally twice daily  5 days
4. T B Plex forte orally at 2 pm

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