Pancreatitis ultrasound pictures
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I thought the ultrasound pics looked kinda weird too. And my baby is the cutest thing ever. Not even being biased everyone says my baby is adorable, even tho newborns look kinda weird usually.
I have these two ultrasound pictures of what the Tech said is a girl but it looks just like the baby's foot. The Tech said that the baby had it's feet tucked up and she could not get a look at the gender. Then she made the baby move and all of a sudden she said it is a girl. You cannot even see legs like you see in other ultrasound pictures. Plus in one picture there are 3 lines and then the other shows 4 lines.
Well the doctor I go to she doesn't give ultrasound pictures and I don't even know the gender of my child .
9 months ago after a 6 hour car ride (again with the sitting) I got severe diarrhea but this was followed by chronic abdominal pain which to this day has not subsided. With my history Gi Doc suspected chronic pancreatitis but...
ultrasound, bloodwork for Amalyse lipase, CT with contrast, then finally an MRCP were all clear. 4 years ago I had an upper GI (where they put the camera down your throat not sure what it is called).
I am really worried that this was liver disease and/or acute pancreatitis. GI doctor says that based on ultrasound, CT scan, endoscopy and MRCP, there is no way that this abdominal pain is related to liver disease and/or pancreatitis. My job requires a lot of travel and entertaining (i.e. social drinking). GI doctor said that there is "no risk" from social drinking, and I am safe to get back to "work". Does this sound right?
random thoughts.... I wish this app allowed us to post pictures in the comments section to show what we are trying to describe or post our belly progress, to show ultrasound pics ect.
Barely sleeps, significant weight loss, and constipation. Ultrasound came back clear, fatty liver. Endoscopy negative. Blood work normal except this last check the included the CA 19-9, came back at 473. Ct had shown mild pancreatitis with pancreatic duct dilation. EUS procedure was scheduled and now canceled due to coronavirus. Do we have reason to worry is this most likely just pancreatitis.
How do you upload pics on here? I wanna put a pic of my ultrasound but when i go to ny account all it says is 'you are logged in as...'. Its really annoying. Im 20 but im not very tech savvy.
I recently was hospitalized for acute pancreatitis. An ultrasound was done of my gallbladder and it was normal as was the CT scan of my pancreas. My doctor still thinks I have gallbladder disease and ordered a HITA scan done. I have no symptoms of gallbladder problems, but the scan from what I could see and from comments by the technician indicated almost no contraction, a large gallbladder, and from what I could see no emptying of the gallbladder.
In the last month my cousin has had gall bladder pancreatitis, their gall bladder removed and for about the last 10 days they have been getting very little sleep due to a burning/tingling sensation in the top of their legs. The legs are numb/dull sensation when touched. They can live with the numbness/dull sensation but not the pain/burning. They are on pain killers but that is not treating the source of the problem. We have noticed in the last couple of days that their thighs are very swollen.
I recently had a bout of acute pancreatitis that resolved in about 2-3 days. I had been eating a pretty high fat diet for a few days and was taking tylenol 3 for a dental procedure. AP was verified via CT w/contrast but my panc enzymes remained normal throughout the attack. I am concerened that the attack may be a sign of a cronic conditon due to my previous history of alchohol. The CT scan did not show anything other than the hazy pancreas, impression pancreatitis.
I was looking online at pictures of breast ultrasounds.
Elevated lipase, especially when more than 3x the reference range, is suspicious for pancreatitis (difficult to see on ultrasound). Differential diagnosis of pancreatic cyst includes pseudocyst (in the setting of pancreatitis), sidebranch IPMN, or serous or mucinous cystic neoplasm. MRI/MRCP, as suggested by your GI doc, can help to further characterize.
Instantly my stomach bloated incredibly (take a look at my pics to see before and after pictures) and I was in such severe... [More] pain I could not even walk. My mom told me it was probably just gas, but three and a half years later after EVERY single time I eat or drink ANY amount of anything my stomach bloats to the extent to where I can't even walk, I have horrible nausea and nothing seems to have worked.
I went to the doctor and my blood tests were normal as well as an abdominal ultrasound. It eventually stopped for a few months but now has been back for the last three months and pretty much every day now. The pain is not extremely intense but is very noticeable and at times strong. My labs were normal for the most part except for elevated alkaline phosphatase and an ultrasound this time showed slight calcium deposits in the tail of the pancreas but did not show up on an abdominal xray.
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