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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Nausea?

I had a ct scan done in Sept. and it showed several prominent peripancreatic/periportal lymph nodes. My doctor set me up with a gastro doctor and I went to see him on the 9th. He said I should have a EUS so they could check the lymph nodes with ultra sound. I have also had bright yellow loose bowels, abdominal pain, nausea and over all tired. What could these lymph nodes be a sign of?
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
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HI.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.

Multiple lymph nodes in the peri-pancreatic and peri-portal area are to be taken as secondary nodes to Cancer unless proved otherwise.

I would advise you to tell your Doctors to get a ultrasonography guided FNAC or a direct biopsy, MRI study to see if there is a primary cancer and get operated if indicated.

Get a reference for an Oncologist so that you do not waste much of an important time and get the diagnosis fast and treatment as early as possible
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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Nausea?

HI. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. Multiple lymph nodes in the peri-pancreatic and peri-portal area are to be taken as secondary nodes to Cancer unless proved otherwise. I would advise you to tell your Doctors to get a ultrasonography guided FNAC or a direct biopsy, MRI study to see if there is a primary cancer and get operated if indicated. Get a reference for an Oncologist so that you do not waste much of an important time and get the diagnosis fast and treatment as early as possible