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97-8-28-case-presentation
- CC: high blood sugar
- HPI: Our patient is a 9-year-old girl who has been referred to an Endocrine clinic following detection of high blood glucose levels during a check-up when she sought medical care due to acne.
- Duration: 6 months
- Onset: In 1/1397 she presented to a general practitioner after noticing acne and some laboratory tests were requested which indicated high blood sugar (FBS=128).
- Constant/Intermittent: The problem has been constant.
- Precipitating factor: None elicited.
- Alleviating factors: None elicited. She has been given a diet, but no improvement has been noticed (BS still ~130s) and she has not taken any medications.
- Aggravating factors: No specific factors identified.
- Progression: Has been stably high since it started. More recently (past 1 month) she has had nocturia.
- Frequency: She does not report episodes and the problem has generally been.
- Associated symptoms: She and her parents report no other symptoms.
