A Case Of Unexplained Dyspnoea
Journal Title: BMH Medical Journal - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
50 year old female, without any history of significant illness in the past, presented to our emergency department with episodic shortness of breath and generalized weakness of 3 weeks duration, more towards end of the day. She attributes that her symptoms developed following some mental stress. Over 3 weeks she had many emergency visits and was treated as asthma and anxiety disorder. She was even put on psychiatry drugs.
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Bushna Bavumon, Kondeti Sivaprasad, Ravi Manohar Yadav, V Visal, CP Rauf
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