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Severe Stomach Pain, Radiating Round Back, Pain Starts After Eating. Normal Blood Tests. What Could Be This?
hi I have severe stomach pain which is radiating round my back was in hospital for the preceeding 24 hrs where they did blood tests which they said was fine also had an ultrasound for gall stones which proved nad was given 4 lots of different antibiotics aswell as pain relief no food was eaten during my stay in hospital was sick before they sent me home with more antibiotics an pain killers today I have tried to eat but as soon as I eat something the pain starts an nausea also I have noticed that my urine is very strong an that I have only been once today d
Thu, 25 Jul 2013
Hi ! I would like to know if you consume alcohol or not. If yes, then I would suggest you to get yourself reviewed by your gastro enterologist, who may advise you for a CT scan, some blood tests like CBC, serum Amylase, serum lipase and LFT to rule out an inflammation of pancreas, which might not have been detected in the ultrasound. In the meantime, you may go for some proton pump inhibitor, and an antacid.
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! I would like to know if you consume alcohol or not. If yes, then I would suggest you to get yourself reviewed by your gastro enterologist, who may advise you for a CT scan, some blood tests like CBC, serum Amylase, serum lipase and LFT to rule out an inflammation of pancreas, which might not have been detected in the ultrasound. In the meantime, you may go for some proton pump inhibitor, and an antacid.
! I would like to know if you consume alcohol or not. If yes, then I would suggest you to get yourself reviewed by your gastro enterologist, who may advise you for a CT scan, some blood tests like CBC, serum Amylase, serum lipase and LFT to rule out an inflammation of pancreas, which might not have been detected in the ultrasound. In the meantime, you may go for some proton pump inhibitor, and an antacid.
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