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2018-08-13 17:04:17
I have amalyse and lipase a little high than over and feel a pinching like feeling in my abdomen. I have been taking bifilac and pankreoflat for about a month. I am also suffering from fever since last two days. Is it because of pancreatitis? My ultrasound came back normal for abdomen
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How much high is your amylase and lipase. For pancreatitis in a severe form the levels are usually in thousands. If  the amylase and lipase are around 100-200, then it might be a mild attack of pancreatitis which should settle down in a couple of days. However if the pain is continuing along with fever for more days, then I would suggest you to please consult the doctor again.

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