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Can Oily Residue In Urine Be Due To Pancreatitis?

i have a history of pancreatitis
i have a history of non alcoholic pancreatitis and had a distal pancreactomy due to a stone. i am otherwise doing well but notice a oil residue in my urine. is there any connection of passing oils in urine with pancreactomy issues. my surgery was 2 years ago and i am on a low fat diet which i due adhere to.
Fri, 25 May 2018
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Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service.
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.

* The residue of oils in urine indicate possible presence of ketones due to various reasons, not necessarily indicate pancreatitis.
* There are various reasons as low carbohydrate intake, excess protein intake, starvation, over exhaustion, uncontrolled diabetes or others.

I recommend a thorough case evaluation with analysis of supportive documents of reports.
Regards.
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Can Oily Residue In Urine Be Due To Pancreatitis?

Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. * The residue of oils in urine indicate possible presence of ketones due to various reasons, not necessarily indicate pancreatitis. * There are various reasons as low carbohydrate intake, excess protein intake, starvation, over exhaustion, uncontrolled diabetes or others. I recommend a thorough case evaluation with analysis of supportive documents of reports. Regards.