Department of Medicine, Mewaria University, Rajasthan, India
 Case Report   
								
																A Case Study on Plummer Vinson Syndrome and MNT 
																Author(s): Ushakiran Sisodia*, Rohit Malde and Bharat Chauhan             
								
																
						 Plummer-Vinson Syndrome (PVS) is a rare disorder characterized by a triad of iron-deficiency anemia, dysphagia due
  to esophageal webs and glossitis. This case study explores the clinical presentation, diagnosis and management of PVS
  in a middle-aged female patient, with a particular focus on Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) as a key component of
  treatment. The patient presented with symptoms of fatigue, difficulty swallowing and a burning sensation in the
  tongue. Laboratory tests confirmed severe iron-deficiency anemia and an endoscopic examination revealed the
  presence of esophageal webs, consistent with PVS.
The management approach included iron supplementation and dietary modifications aimed at increasing iron intake
  and enhancing its absorption. MNT played a crucial role in addressing the nutritional deficiencies associated with
  PVS, emphasizing the imp.. View more»