Patrick B., 20

family circumstances. He is known to be humble, respectful, hardworking, and kind-hearted. Despite not completing school, he remains optimistic and is well regarded within his community for his good character and willingness to assist others. Patrick lives with his parents in a remote rural area where economic opportunities are limited. His father is a small-scale farmer whose modest income is mainly used to provide food and other basic necessities for the family. The household often struggles to afford healthcare and other essential expenses. Patrick was brought to the hospital by his father after experiencing severe epigastric pain, chills, lower back pain, vomiting, headache, and generalized body weakness for seven days. His condition progressively worsened, leaving him weak, unable to carry out normal daily activities, and with poor appetite and reduced oral intake. The persistent vomiting and abdominal pain caused significant discomfort and concern, prompting his family to seek urgent medical attention. Following clinical assessment and laboratory investigations, he was diagnosed with gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. Due to the severity of his symptoms and the need for close monitoring, further investigations, and comprehensive treatment, he was admitted to the hospital for inpatient care.

Patrick came to the hospital accompanied by his father with complains of; epigastric pain,Chill, lower back pain, vomiting, headache and general body weakness. On examination and laboratory findings,he was diagnosed with gastritis and peptic ulcers disease, was admitted for few days and responded well to medication, he was discharged and referred to do Endoscopy (OGID) for the next two weeks.

Patrick was diagnosed with gastritis and peptic ulcer disease, conditions that were causing significant abdominal pain, vomiting, weakness, and reduced food intake. His prolonged symptoms had affected his overall wellbeing and required admission for close monitoring, further evaluation, and appropriate treatment. Prompt medical intervention was important to relieve symptoms, prevent complications such as dehydration or gastrointestinal bleeding, and promote recovery. Patrick is responding well to treatment and showing gradual clinical improvement. A full recovery is expected, provided he completes treatment and avoids factors that may worsen his condition.