Severe upper abdominal pain

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Asked for Male, 67 Years

Suffered septic shock from pneumonia, UTI, blood, and kidney infection. Has acute kidney failure which is being treated with help of dialysis. Infections are diminishing but left with severe upper abdominal pain. MRI showed no problems. Thought it was from gas and constipation but was given enema. Had a bowel movement but minimal to no difference. Pain has been nonstop for 4 days. What could the pain be from?

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Dr. Rinki Das General Practitioner 19 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rinki Das

General Practitioner 19 yrs exp Bangalore

Please check for lipase and amylase n rule out acute pancreatitis. during shock it's common to develop stress ulcers so continue proton pump inhibitor.

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