A RARE CASE OF PYREXIA

Oct 04, 2013

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62 year old female From ThrissurHousewifeWith no known Co morbidities. HISTORY. Fever 4 months Cough with expectoration 3 monthsDyspnoea on exertion 3 monthsRashes on the face and body 2 months. . Myalgia and weakness 2 monthsPolyarthritis 2 monthsDifficulty in swallowing

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A RARE CASE OF PYREXIA

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