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Plzz check this usg report she has abdominal pain few days ago but now pain is no there after medicines only she has bowel issue like bowel in 2 days
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Seems like this there must be some discripency with the report
kindly consult me as there is need for further questioning and detailed information if we want to crack the disease.
It would be great help to the patient if we diagnose the disease as soon as possible
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consult a clinician as soon as possible
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Please get a CECT done to make a definitive diagnosis for the epigastrium mass. Since there is a gall stone it can be removed laproscopically. Pcos is also there. Follow diet and lifestyle modifications.
Go for a 30 minutes walk everyday. Do yoga.
Have green leafy vegetables, fruits.
Avoid junk food, fried food and fat rich meal
Consult for further discipline
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Reports suggesting gall stones, pcos and pancreatic cyst
CECT abdomen is required
Consult gastroenterologist with the reports
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diet modification is required for pcos
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avoid heavy food, fatty oily food
do regular exercises
Keep hydrated Follow healthy lifestyle
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The ultrasound report gave differential diagnosis and no conclusion so needed CECT Abdomen. It's better if u get it done. Also there is evidence of stones in gall bladder which u need to bother and early stages of ovarian cyst to be taken care of
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get CECT Abdomen done. consult me on practo with the reports
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Early evidence of PCOS and gallbladder calculi and inconclusive pancreatic cyst , which will further need confirmation by having a CECT Abdomen ( ct scan) .
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Kindly get your CECT Abdomen done and consult a gastroenterologist
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Avoid heavy diet and outside food esp bakery items ,bread etc . Increase oral intake, fibres, fruits .
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The USG report is inconclusive. You have to do CECT abdomen to confirm the diagnosis. Once the diagnosis is confirmed the appropriate treatment is required. Pseudocyst is a surgical emergency. The other diagnosis can be managed conservatively if no symptoms are present.
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Kindly consult a Gastroenterologist or Gastrosurgeon with CECT abdomen report.
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Consult gastro surgeon
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Gall bladder stones is the cause
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The configuration of the mass in the epigastric region suggests that it could be the gall bladder . A CECT is required. The total evaluation can be done by laparoscopy. Cholecystectomy can be done and the epigastric region explored by direct visualization.
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report shows gall bladder stones and there is a mass around pancreas
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further lab diagnosis for the pancreatic mass and consult gen surgeon/ gastro surgeon for the stone removal.
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Consult with surgical gastro..asap!...
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Need detailed history
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Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician.
I understand your concern. The ultrasound shows a cystic lesion near the pancreas and liver region, along with gallstones and early changes of polycystic ovaries. The pain you had earlier could have been due to mild inflammation or temporary pressure from this cyst. Now that the pain has settled, it is a good sign, but this finding still needs proper evaluation.
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Advices
⢠Please get a CECT abdomen scan done as advised. It helps confirm whether the cyst is a pancreatic pseudocyst or a mesenteric lymphangioma, both of which are usually benign.
⢠Include more water, fruits, and fiber in your daily diet to regularize bowel movements.
⢠Avoid fatty or heavy meals that can trigger gallbladder discomfort.
What to Monitor
⢠Watch for recurrence of upper abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting.
⢠Note if you develop yellowish eyes, dark urine, or fever.
Management
You may continue light diet and plenty of fluids. For mild constipation, you can use Isabgol husk in warm water at bedtime. Please avoid self-medicating further until the CT scan clarifies the diagnosis.
When to Consult a Doctor Immediately
⢠Persistent or severe upper abdominal pain
⢠Vomiting or inability to eat properly
⢠Yellowish discoloration of eyes or urine
⢠Abdominal swelling or high-grade fever
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Urgent surgery may be required. Go to a gastro surgeon. Still if u have any queries, kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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Consult a gastro surgeon.
The pain can both be due to gallstones or pseudo pancreatic cyst.
Needs proper evaluation as early as possible.
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Report s/o gallbladder stone and its secondary complication due to obstruction or infection .
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consult a Surgeon for further hospital admission or further investigation like CECT /MRCP.
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A gallstone, if infected need surgical opinion better with cect report
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She has gallstone that lead to pancreatitis secondary to obstruction
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Pls Get a CECT abdomen and then Consult a surgeon for this pancreatic pseudocyst / mesenteric Lymphhemangioma. Psudocyst has to be confirmed and treated .
Cholelithiasis (gall bladder stones) and polycystic ovaries are not of immediate concern.
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Get General Surgeon consultation and CECT abdomen
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It suggests Gallbladder stone and pancreas problem.
please consult a surgeon.
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Consult a surgeon.
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Stone in gallbladder
Kindly refer to surgeon
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Dr. Dhananjay Gangadhar More
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Nanded
GE Surgical side opinion should be considered as soon as possible
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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Belgaum
Take gas o fast sachet
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Consult online will guide you further
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Dr. Sajid Ali
General Practitioner
4 yrs exp
Kanpur
She have gallstone and pancreatitis
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Dr. Rutu Karia
Internal Medicine
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Findings here:
1. Gall bladder stone— please consult a surgeon for this, surgery may be required, as the pain is intensive.
2. Polycystic ovarian disease- irregular menses, weight gain etc might be symptoms due to this. Please consult a OBGyn doc for the required treatment.
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CECT abdomen after kidney function test. This is to see the details of the cyst mentioned — consult surgeon after this.
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For now, painkillers would be enough.
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Dr. Usha K N
General Practitioner
Bangalore
Seems like stone in bile duct.and some problem in pancreas -for more clear view,CT scan of abdomen is suggested
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Advised CECT and laproscopic surgeon consultation for stones in bile duct
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not to have oil foods now
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