As per her reports there is mild circumfrential inflammatory thickenings noted in wall of distal ileum and ileocacum with minimal surrounding mesentric fat streakiness .
Few homogeneous subcenimetric mesentric lymph nodes in right lower quadrant.
Gall bladder is distended .
Urinary bladder is partially distended with normal thickness.
Findings suggest ileocecal inflammation with reactive mesenteric lymph nodes, commonly due to infection. Most cases improve with rest, hydration, and light diet. Monitor for persistent fever, worsening right-lower abdominal pain, vomiting, or weight loss. If symptoms persist, evaluation for Crohn's disease or Intestinal tuberculosis may be required.
It is difficult to appoint based on the report. We also need certain clinical history from the patient as well as abdominal examination by Surgeon or a gastroenterologist. As per the report. There looks to be inflammation in the small and large intestine, but we may need a colonoscopy to comment.
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