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Suggest Treatment For Symptoms Of Acid Peptic Disease While Treating Acute Pancreatitis
Question: I was hospitalized in Oct. with acute pancreatitis and my pain in my side will not go away. My doc has checked liver XXXXXXX rebin, pancres, ct scan with XXXXXXX everything came back fine. They cant see anything wrong. My gastroenterologist repaired an area in my bile duct that needed repaired from a steint. I wonder things like could there be a tumor in my pancrees? My gallbladder was removed about 15 years ago. my closterol is 142. im not diebeta. dont have high bp. the pain is worse 20mins after I eat. My bowls move fine. HELP!!!! sorry I cant spell wroth a shit.
Brief Answer:
Possibly due to acid peptic disease
Detailed Answer:
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Dear Ms
It's unlikely there could be any pancreatic tumor as the CT Scan is normal and so would have been the intra operative findings at time of bile duct repair.
Going by description of your symptoms of pain occurring 20 minutes after food possibility of Acid peptic disease needs to be considered. I would suggest you the following
1. Ensure good intake of water
2. Avoid carbonated / alcohol / caffeinated beverage
3. Consume meals regularly
4. Trial of acid suppressant like Pantoprozole will be helpful
If the pain persist then do consult your Gastroenterolgist for further assessment by Gastroscopy.
Do get back to me if you need any further assistance, will be glad to assist you.
Take care
Best regards
Dr Deepak Kaltari
Consultant Surgeon
Possibly due to acid peptic disease
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcaremagic
Greetings of the day
Dear Ms
It's unlikely there could be any pancreatic tumor as the CT Scan is normal and so would have been the intra operative findings at time of bile duct repair.
Going by description of your symptoms of pain occurring 20 minutes after food possibility of Acid peptic disease needs to be considered. I would suggest you the following
1. Ensure good intake of water
2. Avoid carbonated / alcohol / caffeinated beverage
3. Consume meals regularly
4. Trial of acid suppressant like Pantoprozole will be helpful
If the pain persist then do consult your Gastroenterolgist for further assessment by Gastroscopy.
Do get back to me if you need any further assistance, will be glad to assist you.
Take care
Best regards
Dr Deepak Kaltari
Consultant Surgeon
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