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What Causes Abdominal Pain And Lower Left Leg Pain?
My alp test result is 144. I don t think that is too high but it is recurring on every lab test I have. (For over a year) I have been to see my physician for abdominal pain in the upper right quadrant. (I do not have a gallbladder). I also have severe pain in my left lower leg and ankle. My concern now is this liver related or bone related or neither and am I worrying over a number that is not substantially higher than normal?
Fri, 4 Aug 2017
Hi I think you should get an abdominal sonography to rule out any problems in liver. Only if negative, we should think of other possibilities like bone.
Since gall bladder is removed, possibility is there is bile stagnation in liver, leading to problem. Treatment with Urso deoxy cholic acid may help if this is so--regards
Since gall bladder is removed, possibility is there is bile stagnation in liver, leading to problem. Treatment with Urso deoxy cholic acid may help if this is so--regards
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