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CASE STUDY ON DIABETIC MELLITUS WITH COMPLICATIONS: HYPERTENSION, DEPRESSION, HERPES ZOSTER

Shrikrushna Chandrakant Borle* and Rohini Prabhakar Chavan

Abstract: Diabetic Mellitus is a group of metabolic disturbance which described the distinctive feature of hyperglycemia and abnormalities in carbohydrates, fat and protein metabolism. There are several complications of DM includes retinopathy, neuropathy, nephropathy, coronary heart diseases, stroke, and peripheral vascular diseases. A 45yr old female patient was admitted in dermatology ward at district general hospital, Amravati. This case study report refers to a patient presented with complaints of depressed mood, chest pain, weight loss, giddiness, and pain over the back region due to reddish pustules. Laboratory investigation of the patient showed that complete blood count report was normal, HbA1c report was 6.23%, fasting means blood glucose report showed patient was diabetic, ECG reports were normal and ICTC report was normal. We report a case of DM with HTN with depression with herpes zoster which effectively treated with oral anti-diabetic, antihypertensive, antidepressants and antiviral medications. Key Words: Diabetic mellitus, Hypertension, Herpes Zoster, Depression, Antidiabetic drug.

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