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Acute pancreatities , Bright Pancreas
3 months ago Lipase was 256 Amylase was 130
Abdominal pain was there other than that no other symptoms.
After one month lipase came to 68 and amylase 88..
Should I worry ? Sometimes pinching pain came and go not severe though.
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion
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Your amylase and lipase are now within normal range. Pancreatitis may take time to resolve. You may experience abdominal discomfort some times. Watch for fever.
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Get a contrast CT scan of abdomen done to confirm the status and health of your pancreas
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