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Patient Info
Name: Rajat Kapoor
Age: 42 years
Date: 2025-05-01 05:41:29
Transcript
[00:00 → 00:06] Good morning, can you please confirm your name and age before we begin? [00:06 → 00:08] Sure, I am Rajat Kapoor 42 years old. [00:08 → 00:11] Thanks Rajat, what's bringing you in today? [00:11 → 00:14] I have been having this doubt in my lower back for the past few days. [00:14 → 00:18] It started after I lifted some heavy boxes while moving. [00:18 → 00:21] On a scale of 1 to 10, how severe is the pain? [00:21 → 00:24] I'd say around 6 is the worst in the mornings. [00:24 → 00:27] Any pain going down your legs or just in the lower back? [00:27 → 00:29] No, it's only in the lower back. [00:29 → 00:34] Any fever, fatigue, appetite change or fatigue? [00:34 → 00:37] No fever or appetite issues, just feeling stiff. [00:37 → 00:40] Any fast back injuries or similar episodes? [00:40 → 00:44] No, though I do say a lot, I am a software developer. [00:44 → 00:47] All right, I will just check your posture and flexibility, cupping. [00:49 → 00:52] You have got mild stiffness and neurological signs. [00:52 → 00:56] I will recommend you less and use a hot compress [00:56 → 00:59] and take parasitamol as needed. [00:59 → 01:03] If this preserves beyond a week, we will get a mariner. [01:03 → 01:05] Sounds good, thank you. [01:05 → 01:10] Take care, Rajat, and avoid lifting your hands sitting with face.
Clinical Notes
Subjective
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Patient: Rajat Kapoor, 42 years old.
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Primary Concern: Doubt in lower back for the past few days, started after lifting heavy boxes while moving.
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Pain: Rated pain as around 6 out of 10, worse in the mornings.
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Symptoms:
- Pain localized to the lower back.
- Feeling stiff, no fever, fatigue, or appetite changes.
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Occupation: Software developer.
Objective
- Physical Examination:
- Mild stiffness and neurological signs observed.
- Posture and flexibility checked.
Assessment
- Acute Back Pain:
- Likely due to lifting heavy boxes, with mild stiffness and neurological signs.
Plan
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Treatment:
- Recommend rest, use of hot compress, and taking paracetamol as needed.
- Advise avoiding lifting heavy objects and maintaining proper posture.
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Follow-Up:
- If symptoms persist beyond a week, consider further evaluation with imaging (MRI).
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Education:
- Educate on proper lifting techniques and ergonomics to prevent future episodes.
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Symptom Monitoring:
- Instruct to monitor pain levels and any new symptoms for follow-up assessment.