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Can i have some alcohol? lipase is 120. is that in the normal range? ercp induced pancreatitis. over a month ago
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Yeah: Unless your physician told you no. Don't overdo it, and I'm glad you're over your ERCP.
Answered 2/13/2015
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Had blood test amylase 64 of 90u/l normal & lipase 67 of 13-60 u/l normal range . Ultrasound normal , pancreatitis? Feel gastric after day of alcohol
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Lipase was approx 500 due to two rounds of alcohol and reduced to normal level in 1.5 days. No stomach pain during admission and now after 3 weeks stomach pains here and there but manageable. blood works normal and US normal.No CT done, Pancreatitis?
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3 weeks back lipase was high due to alcohol( 60 ml) and reduced to normal level in 1.5 days. No stomach pain .taking gastric medicines and having stomach pains here and there now. Lipase and all other blood tests and US normal. Is this pancreatitis?
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