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TC(756).(12).ENT Case No 55.Bilatteral Com(Prescription Attached)

🩺 1. CC (Chief Complaint)

হাতে লেখা অনুযায়ী সম্ভবত:

  • C/C: Cold + nasal/ear symptoms
  • পাশে লেখা আছে: “Hx RET of both ear (20 d)”

👉 অর্থ:

  • উভয় কানে blocked/ear trouble ~20 days
  • সাথে upper respiratory symptom (cold)

🧾 2. Probable Diagnosis

Prescriber ENT → ওষুধ দেখে সবচেয়ে logical diagnosis:

👉 Acute Rhinosinusitis with Eustachian tube dysfunction ± Otitis media

Evidence from prescription:

  • Nasal drop (Oxymetazoline)
  • Antihistamine (Montelukast combo)
  • Ear drop
  • Antibiotic (Clavurox)

📚 Reference

  • Davidson’s Principles & Practice of Medicine
    • Chapter: Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders
    • Topic: Rhinosinusitis & Otitis media
    • (23rd edition, approx p. 720–735)

💊 3. Prescribed Medicines (Generic + Use)

1. Tab Clavurox 250/500

👉 Generic: Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid
👉 Dose: 1+0+1 (10 days)

Use:

  • Bacterial sinusitis
  • Otitis media

📚 Reference:

  • Harrison’s Internal Medicine
    • Chapter: Upper Respiratory Infections
    • (21st ed, p. ~185–190)

2. Tab Bilastine (20 mg likely)

👉 Generic: Bilastine (Antihistamine)

Use:

  • Allergic rhinitis
  • Nasal congestion

3. Tab Montelukast (10 mg)

👉 Generic: Montelukast

Use:

  • Allergic component
  • Nasal blockage

📚 Reference:

  • Katzung Pharmacology
    • Chapter: Antihistamines & Leukotriene inhibitors
    • (14th ed, p. ~300)

4. Candibac Ear Drops

👉 Generic (likely combo):

  • Clotrimazole ± Beclomethasone ± Antibiotic

Use:

  • Otitis externa / fungal infection

5. Oxynex Nasal Drop (0.05%)

👉 Generic: Oxymetazoline

Use:

  • Nasal decongestant

⚠️ Note: max 3–5 days ideally

📚 Reference:

  • Goodman & Gilman
    • Nasal decongestants section

6. Cap Gas/acid control (likely PPI/antacid)

👉 Generic unclear (probably Omeprazole/Esomeprazole)


7. Tab Esoral-M

👉 Generic: Esomeprazole + Domperidone

Use:

  • Gastric protection

⚖️ 4. Rationality Analysis (Guideline Based)

✔️ According to guideline (Acute Rhinosinusitis):

📚 IDSA Guideline + Davidson

Recommended:

  • ✔ Analgesic
  • ✔ Nasal saline
  • ✔ Short-term decongestant
  • ❌ Antibiotic ONLY if:
    • 10 days symptoms OR severe

🔍 Evaluation of this prescription:

✔ Rational points:

  • Nasal decongestant → ✔
  • Antihistamine → ✔ (if allergic component)
  • Ear drop → ✔ (if ear involvement)

⚠️ Questionable / Irrational points:

❌ 1. Antibiotic (Clavurox)

  • No clear indication written
  • Dose & duration aggressive

👉 Guideline says:

  • Not first-line in mild viral URI

❌ 2. Montelukast + Bilastine combo

  • Dual therapy often unnecessary in simple cold

❌ 3. Multiple symptomatic drugs

  • Polypharmacy present

❌ 4. PPI (Esoral-M)

  • No strong indication unless gastritis

🧠 Final Clinical Judgment

👉 Diagnosis likely:
Acute rhinosinusitis + ear blockage (ET dysfunction)

👉 Prescription nature:
⚠️ Partially rational but OVER-TREATED

Key issue:

  • Unnecessary antibiotic + polypharmacy

Md.Rafiqul Islam Lipu,Date:-04-05-2026 Monday,Time:-09-18-39 Pm

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