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On an abdominal ultrasound does "no acute abnormalities" = normal? have elevated alp and ruq pain.

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Dr. Hosea Mcadoo answered

Maybe: The wording, "no acute abnormalities" is vague. It is likely they meant normal but it leaves room for non-acute abnormalities. With our reading the whole report or better, seeing the study i can't take it further.

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Dr. Paxton Daniel answered

Sounds: Like a normal report but the person to best advise you is your doctor.

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Dr. Haider Goussous answered

Possible g.b problem: Have your doctor order decida scan with ejection fraction, if it was low, you need g.B.Surgery.

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A member asked:

On an abdominal ultrasound does "no acute abnormalities" = normal? have elevated alp and ruq pain.

3 doctors weighed in across 3 answers

Dr. Hosea Mcadoo answered

Dr. Paxton Daniel answered

Dr. Haider Goussous answered

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