Yellow eyes, dizziness, fever, weakness (Jaundice)

Internal Medicine May 19, 2022 242Views 0Likes 0Comments by Rajni Gautam

19 years | Male

Chief Complaint:

Patient is presented with chief complaint of dizziness, fever, weakness, dark urine, loss of appetite, clay colored stool

Vitals:

BP: 127/85

Pulse: 92

Temperature: 101 F

Labs Ordered:

CBC and liver function test were ordered

Lab results:

Elevated levels of Conjugated Bilirubin, Alkaline Phosphatase were detected

Diagnosis:

Patient was diagnosed with Jaundice and was suggested to take Liv-52 to strengthen the liver and suggested low fat healthy diet

Tags: Dizziness, Fever, weakness (Jaundice), Yellow eyes

About Rajni Gautam

When the COVID period was in effect, everyone was afraid of going to medical facilities and having face-to-face visits with doctors during lockdown periods. i started getting a lot of calls from friends and relatives asking her for a second opinion as a medical student. i started looking into lab reports and symptoms and assisted them in going to the right doctor and helping them ask relevant questions to their doctors so that they don't miss anything. i started seeing her family and friends online in India and helped them understand their lab results and diagnosis by doctors. i also helped them prepare for their doctors visit and helped them prepare a list of medical emergency questions they should ask their doctors.