Case Report On Cirrhosis Of Liver

Introduction: - The liver is irrevocably damaged and replaced with scar tissue as a result of the late-stage disease cirrhosis. Scar prevents your from functioning properly. Cirrhosis typically develops decades after onset chronic disease. Men experience it twice frequently women. Clinical Findings:-Weakness, loss appetite, easy bruising, skin yellowing (jaundice), itching, weariness are all symptoms Diagnostic Evaluation: -Blood test: HB % = 9.3gm%, total RBC count 2. 99cu.mm, WBC 11800cu.mm, platelet 1.23 lac cu.mm, protein 6.5g/L, bilirubin 15.8g/L, lymphocytes 10%, monocytes 0.2%, albumin =2.2. Peripheral Smear: RBCs Normocytic mildly hypochromic Platelets Reduced on smear APC 38000 cells/mm³ per cell counter no Haem parasite seen. Ultrasonography:- Options include needle biopsy, ultrasonography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). an innovative technique called electrography. Therapeutic Intervention: Inj. Albumin 20% × OD, Vitamin K 10mg ×OD, Optineuron Pan 40mg Emset 4mg SOS, Levoflox 500mg OD.
 Outcome: After treatment patient show
 Improvement. His appetite improved condition also his Weakness reduced.
 Conclusion:- With known case cirrhosis, was admitted to hospital complaints weakness, jaundice, weariness. receiving proper care.