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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Vomiting?

I have been experiencing sever upper abdominal pain on and off for about 6 weeks. On Friday i had a really bad episode and was vomiting. The pain last for almost 24 hours and the vomiting for about 15 hours. I went to the ER and they thought it was my gallbladder, but both an ultrasound & HIDA scan showed that it was not. My concern is that the ultra sound should a slightly prominent head of pancreas. I am worried about what this could mean and what would be causing the pain.
Wed, 24 Dec 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.

The ultrasonographic finding of prominent head of pancreas obviously can be a reason for severe pain in abdomen and vomiting.
Get MRI ans MRCP done.
Serum amylase and lipase.
Other relevant blood, urine and stool tests.

Consult a Surgical Gastroenterologist and find what the problem is and get treated accordingly.
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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Vomiting?

Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. The ultrasonographic finding of prominent head of pancreas obviously can be a reason for severe pain in abdomen and vomiting. Get MRI ans MRCP done. Serum amylase and lipase. Other relevant blood, urine and stool tests. Consult a Surgical Gastroenterologist and find what the problem is and get treated accordingly.