Swollen wrist and acute pain

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Patient Name: Mr. Sajal Kumar Roy Age: 74 Years; Weight: 75 kg Medical History: June 2006: CAD, S/P PTCA with stent to LAD and RCA June 2017: Triple vessel coronary artery disease with Left main disease with patent stent in LAD & PLV; patient underwent PTCA with stent to LAD and RCA December 2017: CABG Current Condition: Complain of foot pain and swelling around 15th March 2020; after diagnosis of Uric Acid patient was prescribed with Medicines Cefamid, Lizokef, Enzolon and Ketoral DT. Swelling reduced but took a month's time. On 23rd April, patient again started feeling swelling and inflammation in right wrist joint. Right wrist is now heavily swollen and red in colour.

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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Cardiologist 19 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar

Cardiologist 19 yrs exp Hyderabad

Continue previous medication Take tab lyser d twice daily for 5 days Report to near hospital if doesn't work

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