A 34 years female with involuntary movements of head and neck
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CASE:-
A 34 years female housewife came to opd with chief complaints of
Involuntary movements of right side of neck and mouth opening since 1 day
HOPI:
Patent was apparently asymptomatic one day ago then she developed involuntary movements of neck towards right side with involuntary mouth opening
Then she developed two more episodes of similar movements each lasting for 15 to 30 minutes which got subsided with medications
No complaints of unconsciousness, altered consciousness, weakness of limbs, tonic clonic movements, eye deviation, tongue biting, loss of sensations, altered sensations
Past history:
Hysterectomy done on 1/7/2023 haloperidol? was given in post operative period
Hysterectomy was done for fibroids
N/k/c/o DM, HTN, CVD, COPD, TB, Asthama, epilepsy
Personal history:
Mixed diet
Appetite adequate
Sleep normal
Normal bowel and bladder movements
Menstrual history:
Age of menarche : 13 years
Regular 30 days cycle with normal flow no clots
Obstetric history:
1st child in 2020
2nd child in 2022
General examination:
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative well oriented to time, place and person
Moderately built and nourished
Temperature: afebrile
Bp: 110/70 mm Hg
RR: 16 cpm
SpO2: 96%
Systemic examination:
CVS: S1 and S2 heard no murmurs
CNS: No focal neurological deficits
RS: BAE + normal vesicular breath sounds
Provisional diagnosis:
P2L2 with 2 pervious LSCS with TAH with BSO under spinal anaesthesia with cervical dystonia?
Investigations:
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