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A member asked:
If bile duct was blocked or it was cancerous wouldn't there be constant pain or could it come and go?
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Yes you are right: Bile duct block often causes pain and jaundice. A liver function test can help to check the function of the bile ducts. Sometimes we need to do a MRI (mrcp) to check the health of the bile ducts.
Answered 3/22/2020
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