Case report on Management and outcome of Prostatomegaly with Bilateral Hydronephrosis with diabetic Mellitus

Abstract

Background: - Prostamegaly is a term that refers to prostate gland enlargement due to a 30cc(ml), Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), after recognizing an enlargement prostate gland, becomes more frequent in men as they become grown up. An enlarged prostate gland may cause briny symptoms such as preventing urine from leaving the bladder. They reason bladder, urethral, and kidney problems. The blockage of urine before the renal pelvis causes hydronephrosis. The obstruction causes dilatation of the nephron tubules and flattering of the tube lining within the kidneys resulting in renal calyces enlargement. Acute or chronic hydronephrosis can occur. Presentation of case: A 70- year male came to the hospital with chief complaints of repeated hypoglycemic attacks with a gasping state. He was intubated in casualty in an unconscious state. Physical examination and investigation were done and the doctor diagnose a case of Prostatomegaly with Bilateral Hydronephrosis with diabetes mellitus. After physical examination and investigation were done and doctor diagnose a case of Prostamegaly with Bilateral Hydronephrosis with diabetes mellitus. Medical interventions provide to the patient such as Inj. Citri 1mg given in twice a day to reduce the infection, Inj. Pan 40 mg given twice a day, Inj. Emest 4 mg intravenously given in three times a day, Tab. Urimax was given in once a day, Tab. Amlo 5 mg given in once a day, Tab. Mucomix 600 is given twice a day. Tab. Neurobiol forte gave in stat. after receiving medical management patient's outcome was good. Conclusion: - Early diagnosis and treatment are very important to secure the life of a patient and prevent further complications.