Peptic Ulcer Disease - developinganaesthesia
1. Check the patient’s vital signs: Uncomplicated peptic ulcer disease, does not in general present with abnormal vital signs. If these are found suspicion is raised for an alternative diagnosis or the presence of a serious secondary complication. 2. Abdominal signs: There may be localized mild epigastric tenderness. ................
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