A 40 year old female, resident of Bachupalli, whose occupation is to water plants in a nursery, came with the chief complaints of: 1. Giddiness since 1 day The patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 years ago when she noticed that she had lost some weight. Additionally, she had 2-3 episodes of nausea within a week and hence consulted a doctor. Upon investigation, she was found to have gallstones. The doctor advised against surgery at that time, and hence, she was given medication (what medication?). She continued to take these tablets for 2 years. 4 years ago, the patient suddenly developed right sided loin pain, which was radiating towards the back, persistent in nature, and not associated with fever, nausea, burning micturition, hematuria or pedal edema. The pain lasted for 10 days after which she consulted a doctor. Initially, she was given medication for a week for the same and asked to follow up after one week. However, her symptoms did not subside. Hence, one week later, she went ...
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