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I have too much pain in the upper abdomen radiating towards the back and causing me lot of discomfort and sufferance from past two weeks. I am having severe GERD with esophagitis grade B and fatty liver. I do have reoccurrence of hiatus hernia. I am a Bariatric patient completed my sleeve gastrectomy in the year 2020. Bcoz of the GERD complexity I have got ineffective esophageal motility also in manometry. Doctor suggested me for a roux en y gastric bypass as options are limited for me with a long term PPI use which is presently not functioning on me. But suddenly from past two weeks I have severe stomach pain radiating towards the back and getting sticky stool which is not going easily from the WC. Yesterday I did USG whole abdomen and they found infiltration of Pancreas where they couldn't see the tail as it was obscured by bowel gas. Please suggest as stomach is in bad pain which is getting difficult to manage.
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Other than reflux need to rule out pancreatitis Needs ct abdomen serum amylase lipase levels for further management
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Pain radiating to back is j own to be due to Pancreatitis, Gall stones or Ulcer: if severity warrants it, a CT Scan Abdomen will be more helpful
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Need to diagnose cause of acute pain which can be other than reflux, example, acute pancreatitis, gallstone. Get urgent Sr Amylase lipase LFT CBC done and see a Gastroenterologist or a Surgeon.
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