patient with portal hypertension

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A 56 years old age male patient came to the opd with cheif conplaint of abdomen pain since 5days 

History of present illness :-
    patient was apparently asymptomatic 4days ago then he developed pain in the abdomen (upper abdominal region) History of distended abdomen since 4 days 
No history of nausea, vomiting , fever ,  constipation 
History of last alcohol taken 5 days back 

History of past illness :- 

No known history of  DM, HTN, Asthama, epilepsy, Lymadenopathy

Personal history :- 
Apetite - normal 
Diet - mixed 
Bowel and bladder movememts - regular 
Micturation :- burning micturation 

Drug allergy :- No known history of drug allergies

Addictions :- No addictions

Family history :- no known member of the family has similar complains 

GENERAL EXAMINATION :- 

No pallar 
No icterus 
No cyanosis 
No Clubbing of fingers 
No lymphadenopathy 
No Odema of the feet 

Vitals :- 
Temp :- 98.4 F 
Pluse rate :-  102 / min 
Res rate :-  20 / min 
BP :- 120/90 mm/hg 
Spo2 :- 98%

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :- 
CVS :- 
No thrills 
Cardiac sounds : S1S2 +
No cardiac murmurs 

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM :- 
No Dysponea
No wheeze 
No deviation of trachea 
Vascular breath sounds 

ABDOMEN :- 
Shape :- distended
No tenderness 
No palpable mass 
Normal hernial orifices 
No free fluid 
Liver non palpable
Spleen not palpable 
Bowels sounds are normal 

Provisonal diagnosis :-  pain in abdomen decrease exudation

Clinical diagnosis :-




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