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All other blood work normal but lipase level is 1691???
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A problem: elevated lipase is usually quite specific for inflammation of the pancreas from either a gallstone, alcohol or a mass. close follow up with your doctor is recomended
Answered 8/22/2016
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I have upper abdomen pain and had blood work done that says I have a high lipase level of 343. Could this be pancreatitis?
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If I drank alcohol the day of a blood test, could it raise my lipase levels slightly? Result was 80 - reference goes to 60. I've had normal ct since.
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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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