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Anemia Case Presentation

A 25-year-old woman, G2P1L1, at 33 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy, presented with generalized weakness and easy fatigability, and was noted to have pallor upon examination. She has a history of hypothyroidism and moderate anemia, with no significant obstetric or medical complications reported. The patient has been receiving regular antenatal care and is currently experiencing a cephalic presentation with a previous LSCS.

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Anemia Case Presentation

A 25-year-old woman, G2P1L1, at 33 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy, presented with generalized weakness and easy fatigability, and was noted to have pallor upon examination. She has a history of hypothyroidism and moderate anemia, with no significant obstetric or medical complications reported. The patient has been receiving regular antenatal care and is currently experiencing a cephalic presentation with a previous LSCS.

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CASE PRESENTATION

Presenters – Dr Shreya
Dr Saieswari
JNMC, Belagavi
• A 25 year old lady hailing from kakati, housewife by occupation, belonging to
lower middle class according to modified B.G. Prasad classification presented to
Out patient department
HISTORY OF PRESENT PREGNANCY

• H/O of 8 months of amenorrhea

• Appreciating fetal movements well.

• Patient came with complaints of generalized weakness and easy fatiguability since 2
months
• No complaints of pain abdomen, pv bleeding , pv leak, headache, nausea, vomiting ,
epigastric pain, syncopal attacks
• No c/o palpitation, breathlessness, chest pain
• No c/o haematemesis, haemoptysis.
• No c/o black coloured stools.
• No c/o yellowish discolouration of eyes.
• No c/o blood transfusion,
• No c/o edema (generalised/ pedal)
• No c/o tingling/ numbness
• No c/o burning micturition.
• No c/o chronic fever
ANTENATAL HISTORY

Regular ANC visits taken at PHC


2 ANC visits @ KLEH
Unregistered case in KLEH
1st trimester
 Spontaneous conception.
• Pregnancy detected by UPT at 1 &1/2 months of amenorrhea.
• Dating scan done – no [Link].
• Tab folic acid supplements taken.
• No history of Fever with Rash, burning micturition & increased frequency of micturition, per vaginal
bleeding, excessive vomiting, pain abdomen.
2nd trimester-
• Quickening felt at 5 months of amenorrhea.

• Tab. Iron and Calcium supplements taken

• [Link] 2 doses taken.

• Anomaly scan done - No gross anomalies.


• Diagnosed with hypothyroidism since 4th MOA on Tab Thyronorm 25mcg 1-0-0

• No H/o pain abdomen/ PV bleed/ PV leak / headache/ blurring of vision/ vomiting/


epigastric pain
3rd trimester-
• Appreciating fetal movements well.

• Tab iron and calcium supplements continued.

• Growth scan – Normal growth and liquor noted.

• No H/o pain abdomen/ PV bleed/ PV leak / headache/ blurring of vision/ vomiting/


epigastric pain
 Obstetric history- Married life – 4 years (Non consanguineous marriage)
Obstetric score - G2P1L1
P1- FT Emg LSCS/ F/ 3.2kg/ A&H/ 2.5 yrs ago @ bailhongal PHC (I- MSL)
 Menstrual history- Menarche- 13 years
 Menstrual cycle- Regular/ 3-4 days/28 days/ moderate flow
No h/o passage of clots and dysmenorrhea
Last menstrual period - 27/07/2023
Expected delivery date-02/05/2024
Period of gestation- 33 weeks 6 Days
 Past history- Not a known case of diabetes mellitus, chronic hypertension,

tuberculosis, asthma, epilepsy, cardiac disease, renal disease, no history of previous


surgeries , drug allergy, blood transfusions in past.
 Family history- Nothing significant
 Personal history- Mixed diet
Sleep and appetite adequate
Bowel and bladder habits regular
DIETARY HISTORY

 Total calorie intake – 2175 cal


 Protein- 65 gm
 Deficit- 425 cal and protein deficit - 21.3
GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
• Patient is moderately built & nourished
• PR- 98 bpm ,regular, good volume.

• BP-120/70 mm Hg, right brachial artery, sitting position

• Temp – 98.2 F

• Pallor – present (+)


• Koilonychia, platynychia - absent
• Icterus, bilateral pitting pedal edema- absent
• Examination of Thyroid , Breast , Spine appeared Normal

• Height - 152cm

• Weight - 52kg

• BMI - 22 kg/m2

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :

• CVS - S1S2 heard. No murmurs

• RS - Bilateral Normal vesicular breath sounds heard


PER ABDOMEN EXAMINATION

INSPECTION
• Abdomen uniformly distended.

• Umbilicus inverted.

• Striae gravidarum present.

• Linea nigra present.

• No dilated vein

• Pfannenstiel incision scar +


PALPATION
• Uterus 32 weeks size.
• Fundal grip - soft, broad, non-ballotable mass felt suggestive of breech.
• Lateral grip-
Left side - smooth, uniformly resistant curved structure suggestive of fetal spine
Right side- Irregular knob like structures felt suggestive of limbs.
• 1st pelvic grip - hard, round, ballotable mass suggestive of head
• 2nd pelvic grip- findings confirmed, converging
Auscultation-FHS was heard in left spino-umbilical line
Rate- 140 Bpm, Regular.
INVESTIGATIONS
 BLOOD GROUP – O POSITIVE

 HB : 8.3 G/DL
[Link] :3.15mciu/ml
 PCV : 30.4 % FBS- 92
PPBS- 104
 PLATELETS : 2.56L
Urine Routine and Microscopy : NAD
 TLC : 10,900 HIV: Non Reactive

 N/L/E/M- 86/10/1/3
HBSAG: Non Reactive

 P/S : Microcytic hypochromic anemia with

neutrophilic leucocytosis
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS

G2P1L1 with 33 weeks 6 days with cephalic presentation


with previous LSCS with moderate anemia.
SUMMARY

A 25 years old G2P1L1 with 33 weeks 6 days POG with cephalic presentation with
previous LSCS belonging to lower middle class according to modified B.G. Prasad
classification, came with c/o with complaints of generalized weakness and easy
fatiguability since 2 months

On examination : Pallor noted


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