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Abdominal nd back pain
I have pain in my upper middle abdomenabdomen nd also in back mmin very tension what happened with me...i think pancreatitis..but my amylase nd lipase is normal in report but some tym it becomes high amylase amykase always increase or decreasde remains under 130 always normal range 90 lipase seeme normal but once it was 74. normal range 60..i done ct scan but nothing about apncreas hepatic steaosis shows i have very high pain some tym in abdomen but now days it begain daily specially in evening..nd after eating food pleasle help more gas pasees.what problemw with i start from upper middle abdomen nd begains in whole abdomen..when i drive than jerk in abdomwn it goes very high also pleas help
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Just because amylase lipase vary up and down a little bit doesn't mean this is PANCREATITIS.
Intestinal causes are usually responsible for such symptoms common being IBS.
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