Gallstones induced Acute Pancreatitis

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

Hi, I was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis induced by gallstones so I went under gallbladder removal surgery on 19/10/2020. Post surgery, I always have some symptoms related to pancreatitis such as no weight gain, weeknees in legs but no pain in stomach. I am doing fine now days and having a good life style. I am planning for a routine checkup including MRCP test to access my pancreas status. I need suggestions if MRCP test can be done and is safe post gallbladder surgery.

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Dr. Ganapathi S Kini Gastroenterologist 22 yrs exp Thane · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ganapathi S Kini

Gastroenterologist 22 yrs exp Thane

If there is no pain then there is no need of MRCP

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