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For 5 years ive had once a month oily fatty diarrhea. just found out anylase and lipase and mildly elevated as well. but gi doc essentially shrugged and said pancreatic issues are very unlikely given no pain is that true?? (never drank?
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This doesn't sound alarming at all. Keep working with your doctor. The advice of a gastroenterologist after in-person medical history and examination is much more reliable than any distant forum doctor can say. Good luck.
Answered 8/12/2023
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