• J La State Med Soc · Jul 2016

    Review Case Reports

    Clinical Case of the Month:A 54 Year-Old Woman With Fever and Chills of Four-Days Duration.

    • Jessica M Rosselot, James N Mansfield, Cody R Hill, Nirmala Tumarada, Shane E Sanne, and Fred A Lopez.
    • LSUHSC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New Orleans, LA.
    • J La State Med Soc. 2016 Jul 1; 168 (4): 143-5.

    Case ReportA 54 year-old woman with diabetes mellitus type two and end-stage renal disease on hemodialysis presented to the emergency department with a four day history of generalized malaise, fever, and chills. Her symptoms were also associated with occasional dyspnea without a cough. She reported intermittent chronic diarrhea with hemodialysis which was currently unchanged. On the day of admission, she could not tolerate hemodialysis due to her symptoms. Over the past year she admitted to night sweats and a 40 pound weight loss. She denied having palpitations, chest pain, hemoptysis, lymph node swelling, sick contacts, or recent travel. The remainder of the review of systems was negative.

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