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Pancreatitis

Provides information about acute and chronic forms of pancreatitis ... of ERCP are more common in people with acute or recurrent pancreatitis. A patient who experiences fever ...

Pancreatitis: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia

Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas. The pancreas is a gland located behind the ... Fever; Mild jaundice; Nausea; Sweating; Weakness; Weight loss; Vomiting

Diagnosis and Management of Acute Pancreatitis - July 1, 2000 ...

Baseline CT scanning is indicated in the following situations: (1) the diagnosis is in doubt; (2) severe pancreatitis is suspected because of high fever (higher than 38.8° C ...

Pancreatitis explained | Better Health Channel

Fever Sweating Nausea Vomiting Collapse. The symptoms of acute pancreatitis can sometimes be confused with symptoms of other emergencies such as heart attack, biliary colic ...

Pancreatitis

Symptoms of acute pancreatitis include abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, and a rapid pulse.

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More about Pancreatitis: Causes and symptoms Diagnosis ... illness subsides, and may result in increased fever and a return of pain. Another late complication of pancreatitis ...

Symptoms of Pancreatitis - WrongDiagnosis.com

Symptoms of acute pancreatitis may include abdominal swelling, fever, pallor, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. Bruise marks may appear on the abdomen from internal hemorrhage ...

Pancreatitis

Pancreatitis may be either acute (sudden and ... Nausea and vomiting; Fever; Sweating; Abdominal tenderness; Rapid heart rate; Rapid breathing; Oily stools (chronic pancreatitis)

Open Question: please help..Need a really smart MD. My father fell ill approx 3 weeks ago..?

after consuming alcohol. He started to feel weak and began to vomit(not an isolated incident as this has happened before) along with the vomiting he has high pulse (120) and low oxygen saturation 84. His blood pressure was 148/84. While he was at the hospital he had a continuous fever of 101.5 and above. He also developed asites during his stay at the hospital. The ultimately diagnoised him with having pancreatitis. Although he was no longer vomiting his oxygen level was low and he still had a fever 5 days later...he was discharged home with levaquin and medications he takes for cholestoral, hypertension, and plavix for the stint that was done in 2008. I felt uneasy about him being discharge so we went to another hospital that took an x-ray based on my observations and temp checks over the last two days at home. The notice not only he had develped pneumonia but also and plerual effusion on the left side of his lung. This was drain and he is now feeling alot better, also the asites has almost dissappeared. MY QUESTION NOW IS WHY DOES MY FATHER CONTINUE TO HAVE A FEVER AND HAS HAD ONE FOR THE PAST 3 WEEKS. It flucuates but usually tends to go back up. He is still in the hospital but I want to do my own digging as it seems as family members tend to be the voice when a family member is ill. So here is the run down. diagnoised with pancreatitis asites fatty liver stint in heart high blood pressure that has normalize during stay in hospital oxygen is now in the 95 range heart rate is now 93 age of patient 68 years old Male 50 pounds overweight and no diabetes please help me find the culprit. I believe that many heads are better than one, and possibly the yahoo community may have some insight or has and have the same thing happen to them. I just want my dad back home and feeling back to normal thanks I will give the 10 points! more

Voting Question: Fairly strong pain in the upper right abdominal, what could it be?

About a week ago, my boyfriend started experiencing pain in the upper right side of his abdomen. The first day the pain was excruciating and he vomited for pretty much the entire day. Since then, he hasn't thrown up but has been eating light. The pain now comes and goes and he says it hasn't yet been as severe as the first day. The pain comes and goes several times throughout the day and today it felt like he may have had a fever, he hadn't before at all. We didn't have a thermometer so I couldn't tell for sure. He felt warm but its pretty hot out today so it may have just been the heat. I am concerned it might be pancreatitis but wouldn't he have had to been hospitalized by now? He missed a few days of work but he has been going now for a few days. more

Voting Question: Fairly strong pain in the upper right abdominal, what could it be?

Voting Question: Is is my gallbladder or pancreatitis?

I've been having left sided pain behind my ribs for about 5 months. It started out as a dull ache now it's more intense and radiates to both sides and on my back. Every once in a while I have a low grade fever. I have been to the dr 3 times and he can't figure out what it is. It seems to be worse at night and before I eat. Could this be my gallbladder or pancreatitis? Or neither? Thanks in advance for the help.I'm seeing my family dr. Haven't seen a specialist yet more

Voting Question: left and right side pain that, and now nausea, help plz!?

last night i was very nauseas and for the past few days my left and right sides, up and down from as far up as wherre the underwire of my bra is to as low as my pelvic area and even my back have been sore. i knw its not my bra that is causing the pain. ive had pancreatitis 3 times and am just wondering if this could be another case of that, or sumthing like kidney stones or kidney infection or even gallbladder? hpw suddenly can kidney stones and gallstones come on?i didnt have a fever, but i was dry heaving along with the nausea. if anyone has any ideas as to what it is plz tell me? should i just wait this out or go to the er or what? my neck and shoulders feel sore and stiff too.ive been taking pain meds but the pain is still there and now the nausea is a new thing. more

Resolved Question: side pain for past few days and now nausea, help plz!?

Resolved Question: Post mortem revealed my cat died from Lymphoma, should my vet have seen this after 4 weeks of hell?

took Hugo (6 year old long haired cat, on my profile pic) to the vets for his booster on 30th Jan 2010. He had been off his food a bit that week but I thought it was due to the tins he sometimes goes off but apart from that seemed fine. They gave him his injection and a worming tablet and we went home. Got home and he was playing in the garden. Come tea time he was in his bed, we went out and didn't think anything of it. Got back at midnight and he hadn't moved, I knew something was wrong and came down in the night to check on him. The next day he clearly had a fever and was breathing fast. My friend who is a vet nurse said it could have been his booster. Rung the vets but they said "it definitely won't be the booster". He seemed a bit better Monday but then worse on Tuesday so I took him to vet. His temperature was 104.6!! They gave him some metacam and an antibiotic injection and sent him home. He had been off his food totally and went straight home to eat, thank goodness! The next day he seemed to be going back down hill yet again. Took him back to the vets, they kept him in on a drip and next morning he was raging to get out and came home, bright as a button! By Sunday he was quiet again, not eating much, obviously not well. Took him back to vets that week, (temperature 103.8) they kept him in and did more bloods (bloods for first week showed low white cell count and high urea but nothing major). They kept him in for three days, tested leukemia and FIV, both negative. Did more bloods second week and they were normal. Hugo didn't respond to metacam (painkiller to reduce temperature) or the drip during the first 24 hours, he only showed improvement with steroids. By Thursday he seemed a bit better and came home but I knew he wasn't right. I had asked about all kinds of diseases, including lymphoma, Feline peritonitis, inflamed bowel disease, all the major cat illnesses (leukemia etc.) but the vets didn't seem to think anything seemed familiar. Female vet said, "he's not losing enough weight for anything serious". I asked for an Xray and ultrasound scan but they said it wasn't necessary. Went back in on Saturday for another steroid injection. By following Friday he was the same, went back again and they gave him methodone, I was beside myself at this point. They said that they thought his kidneys were swollen but kidney function on bloods were normal. He was eating little bits but not much, he had gone from 3.82kg to 3.61kg. I went home that weekend and nursed him all I could, I let him sleep with me in the spare room, I knew he was seriously unwell. Monday morning came and I was back at the vets with him, asking them to take him in on the drip as I knew this had helped before. They were suspecting pancreatitis. Tests done for this and more bloods showed negative for pancreatitis and some deterioration in the kidneys function. I was begging for a scan, they just kept shooting me down and saying a scan wouldn't show anything. On Wednesday afternoon female vet rang me and said that they wanted to operate, despite not doing the scan that I had requested so many times. I agreed to it but when I went to the vets that night to see my darling Hugo they had been arguing about whether to operate and the male partner in the vets over ruled the female as we were then waiting for pancreatitis test to come back. Test came back negative on 25th Feb so they were planning on operating on 26th Feb to see if they could see anything. When I got there that Thursday evening to see my soulmate Hugo he was in severe pain, could hardly breath and it broke my heart to see him like that. They gave him more methadone to ease the pain which it did. He had another session of difficulty breathing at 10.30pm that evening, they managed to settle him with oxygen and methadone but he died as he yelled out in pain at 11.00pm. I am totally devasted. R.I.P. Hugo, my best friend, I miss you dearly xx I am beating myself up about this, I took him to a trusted vet, did all the research I could, took advice whilst Hugo was in hospital from two other vets. Everyone seemed to draw a blank. All I know is that I was desperate for that scan. Could anyone tell me what they think Hugo could have died from? If I could have done anything different and more importantly what the vets should have done to help him? I feel the vets have let him down terribly :-( Post mortem results revealed my dear Hugo died from Lymphoma in his kidneys, lungs and a lesion in his pancreas. I feel so sorry for my little boy suffering, truly I do, my pathologist told me a scan would have shown this. How do vets diagnose lymphoma? more

Resolved Question: Help, my cat died after four weeks of suffering from an unknown illness?

I took Hugo (6 year old long haired cat, on my profile pic) to the vets for his booster on 30th Jan 2010. He had been off his food a bit that week but I thought it was due to the tins he sometimes goes off but apart from that seemed fine. They gave him his injection and a worming tablet and we went home. Got home and he was playing in the garden. Come tea time he was in his bed, we went out and didn't think anything of it. Got back at midnight and he hadn't moved, I knew something was wrong and came down in the night to check on him. The next day he clearly had a fever and was breathing fast. My friend who is a vet nurse said it could have been his booster. Rung the vets but they said "it definitely won't be the booster". He seemed a bit better Monday but then worse on Tuesday so I took him to vet. His temperature was 104.6!! They gave him some metacam and an antibiotic injection and sent him home. He had been off his food totally and went straight home to eat, thank goodness! The next day he seemed to be going back down hill yet again. Took him back to the vets, they kept him in on a drip and next morning he was raging to get out and came home, bright as a button! By Sunday he was quiet again, not eating much, obviously not well. Took him back to vets that week, (temperature 103.8) they kept him in and did more bloods (bloods for first week showed low white cell count and high urea but nothing major). They kept him in for three days, tested leukemia and FIV, both negative. Did more bloods second week and they were normal. Hugo didn't respond to metacam (painkiller to reduce temperature) or the drip during the first 24 hours, he only showed improvement with steroids. By Thursday he seemed a bit better and came home but I knew he wasn't right. I had asked about all kinds of diseases, including lymphoma, Feline peritonitis, inflamed bowel disease, all the major cat illnesses (leukemia etc.) but the vets didn't seem to think anything seemed familiar. Female vet said, "he's not losing enough weight for anything serious". I asked for an Xray and ultrasound scan but they said it wasn't necessary. Went back in on Saturday for another steroid injection. By following Friday he was the same, went back again and they gave him methodone, I was beside myself at this point. They said that they thought his kidneys were swollen but kidney function on bloods were normal. He was eating little bits but not much, he had gone from 3.82kg to 3.61kg. I went home that weekend and nursed him all I could, I let him sleep with me in the spare room, I knew he was seriously unwell. Monday morning came and I was back at the vets with him, asking them to take him in on the drip as I knew this had helped before. They were suspecting pancreatitis. Tests done for this and more bloods showed negative for pancreatitis and some deterioration in the kidneys function. I was begging for a scan, they just kept shooting me down and saying a scan wouldn't show anything. On Wednesday afternoon female vet rang me and said that they wanted to operate, despite not doing the scan that I had requested so many times. I agreed to it but when I went to the vets that night to see my darling Hugo they had been arguing about whether to operate and the male partner in the vets over ruled the female as we were then waiting for pancreatitis test to come back. Test came back negative on 25th Feb so they were planning on operating on 26th Feb to see if they could see anything. When I got there that Thursday evening to see my soulmate Hugo he was in severe pain, could hardly breath and it broke my heart to see him like that. They gave him more methadone to ease the pain which it did. He had another session of difficulty breathing at 10.30pm that evening, they managed to settle him with oxygen and methadone but he died as he yelled out in pain at 11.00pm. I am totally devasted. R.I.P. Hugo, my best friend, I miss you dearly xx I am beating myself up about this, I took him to a trusted vet, did all the research I could, took advice whilst Hugo was in hospital from two other vets. Everyone seemed to draw a blank. All I know is that I was desperate for that scan. Could anyone tell me what they think Hugo could have died from? If I could have done anything different and more importantly what the vets should have done to help him? I feel the vets have let him down terribly :-( Any help offering is much appreciated. more

Resolved Question: 2.5 yr old pug with pancreatitis, wasting away, vets are at a loss on what to do or think anymore. HELP!?

It all started when we gave him some canned Iams food (he's normally on Natural Balance dry food but we were running low so I thought supplementing with a little canned would be fine until I could get to Petco to get more dry food). Vomitting, mucousy stools, no appetite--all the classic symptoms. He's been in and out of the vet office for a month now with fevers and weight loss. He started at 20 lbs and he's down to 14 now. He literally WILL NOT eat. The vet seems to be at a loss and I HATE seeing my dog like this it's just heartbreaking. Please please help! :( more

Resolved Question: How much increased risk for infection am I under with the disease hypogammaglobulanemia?I...?

...have low IgA,IgG,IgG4 IgMalso osa and csa sleep apnea,narcolepsy,highblood pressure,Copd,hepatitis C,Raynauds disease,sjrogrens syndrome,sclerloderma,fibromyalgia,/polyarthagia,borderline diabetic(highly fluctuating fasting blood sugars),low ferrous levels,High TSH,strong "histimine type reactions" that cause intense painful itching,resulting in deep slow healing scabs,esophageal spasms,difficulty swallowing,CONSTANT sinus infections often with staph,frequent pneumonia twice with staph in 2 years. a deformed septum,and scoliosis,I have a history of acute pancreatitis,acute pyleonephritis,swollen lymph nodes, swelling of face hands and legs and feet,fevers,and a variety of other "illnesses" that come and go.I see 6 different Drs.I'm on 12 medications,and I've been taking infusions of Gammagard for 2 months.Do i HAVE to quit babysitting my grandkids? Do I need to isolate my self from everyone? I'm constantly on 4000mg of augmentin,and or steroids.I can't get any straight answers from any of the Drs.Can you help? more

Resolved Question: Doggy with Pancreatitis and Fever?

I have a 5 year old Min Pin. Yesterday morning he was depressed and lethargic so we took him to the vet where they discovered they thought he had collapsing trachea when she took his temp and it was 106 degrees F. They got his fever down, ran tests, and discovered that his Pancreas test was abnormal. Pancreatitis. They gave him fluids under the skin so i could take him home, some morphine , and sent me home with Baytril for antibiotics 2x daily, metacam for pain/inflamation daily, and as needed Tramadol for pain. Last night his temp was back to normal at 101F. This morning it is now 104.6F. Is there a home remedy to get the fever down, should I give him his morning antibiotics, should he go back to the vet? Any and all advice even on the Pancreatitis would be helpful. Thanks!They did also send me home with a can of food that he should be on for a few days and then a new food thats low fat. more

Resolved Question: Doggy with Pancreatitis and Fever?

Resolved Question: Could I have pancreatitis?

Last night I laid in bed on my stomach and felt this sudden pain in my abdomen. It was in the upper center part, a very particular place, between my ribs. I turned onto my side and it continued for a few minutes, and then it eased somewhat. Today I have been feeling a similar constant, aching pain in the same spot. I'm pretty sure that the place the pain is coming from is where my pancreas is, and I've looked up symptoms for pancreatitis. I don't seem to have any other symptoms, such as fever, but Saturday I did get very nauseus and I threw up. I believe that was due to taking a pain pill for a tooth ache, though. I don't really know what else this could be, but I'm worried about it because this type of pain doesn't feel like a normal stomach ache or flu or anything. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.Your answers are pretty reassuring, except that it just feels like something's wrong in there. I don't think it would be related to what I ate; I had a salad and baked fish last night. Today I ate broccoli and cheese soup with a turkey and swiss sandwich. I haven't had any issues with my gall bladder in the past, either. I'm going to call my doctor in the morning, I just wanted to get an idea of what could be going on tonight.I also read online that with apendicitis the pain is often described with a circular motion of the hand over the center of the abdomen; I was wondering if this could be what's going on? I do have the pain in a particular place, though, and it does seem a little high. more

Resolved Question: Needing a Second Opinion?

I plan on taking him back tomorrow if he doesn't feel any better. Last night we took our cat into the vet because of green vomiting and not eating or drinking. They did blood work and x-rays and found nothing wrong with him besides a fever and a low white blood cell count. They sent him home with fluid pockets in his back, an antibiotic shot, and anti-throw up shot. We got him home and he drank plenty of water but didn't eat any of the food we gave him. This morning I was woken up by him meowing. I gave him a bowl of his usual food and he kind of just picked at it but at least ate some of it. Though it is now 8 hours later and he hasn't gone poop (the x-rays showed a full colon) but has gone pee, hasn't drank any water, and still hasn't eaten any more food. The next step is to go to surgery because they think he might of ate something. Though I am not convinced that he would eat anything. We also just got a new kitten with the loss of his blood brother 3 weeks ago. So what else could it be? Stress, pancreatitis, constipation?I DON'T WANT TO GO TO SURGERY!I just gave him some tuna he kind of ate that (Licking/Nibbles). Should I take him back to the vet now or see if it gets better by tomorrow? more

Resolved Question: I have a 17 week old french Mastiff who has been at the vets office since tuesday afternoon?

on monday she started puking anything she ate and acting a little sluggish then tuesday still wouldn't eat or drink so i took her into the vet she had a fever and at the time he thought it might be pancreatitis so we did blood test they came back negative now he thinks it might be parvo and is waiting till she poops to test for it but she's not eating so she's not pooping hasn't poop since she's been there hasn't eaten or drank since she got there just IV fluids and its now thursday before she stopped eating she had soft stools not really watery just soft there is no blood or abnormal odor to it, anyone have any ideas..?..?..?..?.. more

Resolved Question: Pancreatitis? Or something else?

My husband started having pains in his stomach under his rib cage on the right side. His first complaint was that it was right where his gallbladder used to be (He had it removed in April). He has been extremely nauseous and has had chills and hot/cold flashes since yesterday. Today it has gotten to the point where he has to walk almost doubled over because the pain gets so bad. He hasn't had a fever, and when he eats, the pain and nauseousness worsen. He has also been unusually extremely fatigued and sometimes seems a little disoriented and kind of just zones out. I tried talking him into the ER but he said he was going to take a nap first. Any ideas? more

Resolved Question: severe pancreatitis will my cousin be ok?

i'm very scared for my cousin right now he has gotten pancreatitis he dosnt drink but he is over weight he wasnt feelin well on saturday morning latter on that day he was throwing up and havingng pain since then he has been in icu he went ton a breething machine sunday night and a feeding tube theyu said it has to reach its peak but they said that twice that it was at the peak his kidneys arent wokring his blood pressure started to go up but it is controlled by the medicne he is o dyroclsis because the acid is in his blood his fever en mostly around 100 but has gone up to 104 he is still asleep in a inducedacoma i just wanted to no what can be done to help and what are his chances that he lives because we need him and we love him if anyone knows someone that had it and can tell me what happend to them and what they went thorugh i would really appreiate it just so i can see where he is at soory for the spelling but i/m really upset and tierd i have barley slept since sundaythank you everyone i really appreiate it more

Resolved Question: Do fat people understand that Bariatric Surgery is not easy way out?

The following is a list of possible side-effects and complications to consider before having weight-loss surgery. We will discuss these in more detail at your office consultation. 1. Anastomotic leak (leak from a connection made to the bowel, usually requires re-operation and long hospital stay) 2. Anastomotic stricture (narrowing or obstruction at an intestinal connection resulting in vomiting) 3. Bowel obstruction/strangulation/internal hernia/ischemic bowel possibly needing removal (associated with pain and vomiting, usually requires re-operation) 4. Injury to an abdominal or pelvic organ/structure (especially the liver, spleen, pancreas, bile duct, stomach, esophagus, colon, bowel, diaphragm, urinary bladder, nerve or blood vessel) 5. Conversion to an open operation (due to bleeding, poor exposure, large liver, tension on intestines, etc.) 6. Incisional hernia (more likely if procedure is done open) 7. Infection or abscess (due to a leak, spillage of intestinal contents, underlying infection, etc) 8. Bleeding and the potential need for blood transfusion. Blood transfusion carries the risk of infection with bacteria, parasites (malaria), and viruses (hepatitis, HIV/AIDS). 9. Need for additional surgery or procedures to treat any complication that may occur 10. Prolonged hospital stay or readmission may be needed to treat complications 11. Deep Vein Thrombosis (blood clot in a vein) 12. Pulmonary Embolus (blood clot going to lung, fatal 30% of the time) 13. Atelectasis (lung collapse causing fevers, possibly pneumonia) 14. Pneumonia, lung infection and fluid around the lungs (pleural effusion) 15. Heart attack (myocardial infarction) 16. Stroke 17. Pancreatitis 18. Rhabdomyalysis (breakdown of the muscle in the body) 19. Pressure ulcer or decubitus (skin breakdown, may require skin grafting) 20. Allergic reaction to anesthesia, medications or materials 21. Nerve or ligament injury from positioning or lying on the operating table 22. Kidney failure and/or the need for dialysis 23. Need for ICU care 24. Need for a ventilator (machine to help you breathe) 25. Multi-system organ failure (liver, kidneys, lungs, etc.) 26. Poor cosmetic results (ugly scar, keloid, unattractive incisions, contour defects) 27. Chronic pain, discomfort, numbness, burning or tingling in the incisions or anywhere else (abdomen, back, extremities) 28. Transient or chronic nausea/vomiting due to strictures, gastroparesis, food intolerance, etc. 29. Dysphagia (difficulty or painful swallowing) 30. Diarrhea, constipation, foul smelling gas and stools 31. Heartburn (acid reflux) symptoms 32. Ulcers or gastritis 33. Intestinal perforation due to ulcer, foreign body, obstructed food, etc. 34. Development of food intolerances/loss of taste 35. Dumping syndrome (abdominal pain, heart palpitations, sweating, nausea, diarrhea) 36. Hair loss or thinning 37. Development of malnutrition or vitamin deficiency 38. Anemia 39. Metabolic bone disease (loosing calcium from the bone because of inadequate intake and supplementation) with possible osteoporosis, secondary hyperparathyroidism and bone fractures 40. Failure to lose an adequate amount of weight 41. Loss of too much weight 42. Development of loose or redundant skin 43. Sterility or inability to become pregnant 44. Increased ability to become pregnant 45. Birth defects or fetal injury if you become pregnant. This is less likely once weight has stabilized and laboratory tests are normal. Usually, about 2 years after surgery. 46. Postoperative depression or other psychological reaction to surgery 47. Need to revise or reverse the procedure at some point in the future because of nutritional deficiencies, excessive weight loss, pain or other reasons 48. Extended disability, financial hardship as a result of complications related to weight loss surgery 49. Parts of your stomach and/or intestines will be inaccessible by endoscopy. 50. Death (1% nationwide) within 30 days more

Resolved Question: do i have pancreatitis?

i have upper abdominal pain and when i press down on it, it seems to hurt worse. i have no back pain or fever or anything else. Eating doesn't really seem to affect it either, but its a presistent pain. any help? more

Resolved Question: Can anyone diagnosis a really sick cat? Not eating much, lethargic but all tests are normal.?

Sam is a 9 year old neutered orange cat who showed up at my mom’s door a few days before a big snowstorm when he was ~9 months old. He’d been living (apparently feral) outside for several weeks before. FeLV/FIV neg. Always very healthy. Even had a check up about 2.5 weeks ago. Last Friday he didn’t eat dinner with as much enthusiasm as usual. Saturday somewhat lethargic and less eating. Sunday did not defecate. More lethargic and even less eating. Monday went to the vet. Slight fever. X-ray revealed SLIGHTLY enlarged pancreas. Slightly dehydrated. Given IV. Blood tests normal. Slightly swollen abdomen. Not painful to the touch – at least when they poke it he doesn’t act like it hurts. Vet thinks the cat is “really sick”. Tentative diagnosis is pancreatitis which the cat either gets over or it doesn’t. Tuesday-Thursday. Basically stable. Not eating much. Given subq fluids. Still does to the box to do his business. Gets on couch to sleep. Back legs appear a bit stiff. Today. Seems worse. More edema/swelling. Extremely lethargic. Went back to vet. Got ultrasound. Normal except slight mottling of the spleen. Did biopsy to try to find lymphoma. Preliminary results say that was normal. No fever. Repeat blood work normal. Got a steroid shot (mainly pain control). Within an hour MUCH better. Ran down the hall at home and scratched his post and then gave himself a 20 minute bath. Unclear if it’s possible the steroid acted this fast. That’s better than he’s been since Saturday. He seems to be purring more than normal. Several vets at the practice (which is really really good) are totally stumped. All the tests are normal but the cat is apparently dying. Any idea what is going on??? Thanks! Catherine Poison: Nothing new is in the house. No damage on anything. He hasn’t even attacked the house plants in over a year. Inside only cat. It is possible that he either ate or was bitten by some bug in NC. However, no evidence of this. There is another cat in the house that is totally fine. more

Resolved Question: My dog died yesterday of pancreatitis and i cant get over it?

She was my "Baby girlz" Her name was Crystal and i loved her soo much She was my first dog My mum Brought her home for a family dog and she picked me She had all the signs but the vet didnt Know she had Clinical Signs Loss of appetite *Vomiting - often without drinking *Drinking and continually vomiting afterwards *Depression - from dehydration and toxaemia *Restlessness - from abdominal pain *Fever Can someone please tell me how to get over it I am gettiing her in Ashes in a little box she is just to cute and playful to get over She use to wait for me after school Shed wake up at 3:00 afternoon and get all the tings ready for me to come home and play with her I really love her and dont no if i can get over her:'( Please tell me wat to do I will never for get herits had cause im only 11 and i luved her o so much more

Resolved Question: Do I have pancreatitis? I only have a few symptoms.?

For 3 months I've had tummy pains. The doctor said it was just a postpartum symptom, so I didn't think too much about it. But for the past week the pain has been really bad. Mostly my upper tummy hurts, but sometimes I think my whole tummy hurts. No fever or back pain though. Increased activity makes it worse, as well as coughing or sneezing. I'm going to the doctor on Monday, but in the meantime, do you think it's pancreatitis, or could it be something else? I'm not a drinker, I've never had my gallbladder removed or anything like that. more

Resolved Question: Possible pancreatitis?

I've been having digestive problems for years, but over the past 3-5 days it's been getting a lot worse. I'm experiencing a stabbing/throbbing pain in my upper left abdomen. (For clarification, it would be my right side if you were looking at me from the front.) I also have similar pain in my lower back (mostly the same side). It feels bloated and hurts to touch, and at times I get quite short of breath because of it. Pain becomes even worse upon eating. Nausea along with diarrhea (consisting of yellowish-green stool), along with what I think might be considered a low-grade fever from time to time. (I usually run around 97.3, but at times I'll get as high as 99.4). It hurts to stand up straight or lay flat; I often need to curl my leg up for even a tiny bit of relief. Should also be mentioned I had gallbladder removal in March 2007. I guess I'm a bit unsure if this is something that can be considered a slight emergency. more

Resolved Question: Is it normal to discharge an ER patient with Acute Pancreatitis?

My husband had to go to ER, after a CT and blood test he was diagnosed with Acute Pancreatits. He had 3 shots of Morphine, than they gave him Saline IV and sent us home in the middle of the night. He is now taking codeine for pain, we don't have our Dr. appt until Mon AM, he is running a fever(101.3) Is this normal treatment for this sort of thing. He does not drink alcohol, and they said no cancer or stones were found. more

Resolved Question: Pancreatitis, don't quite fit into any causitive category, but a bit in some ... Any GI's out there?

6 weeks ago, I went to my PD with what I thought was severe heartburn. I went to pharm. and he suggested Pepcid. I took it, no luck in an hour (like he said). I called and asked PD how long Pepcid takes to take it away, she said an hour, I said it's been 4 hours and I was in agony. Severe abdominal pain, some vomiting, low grade fever. I had what I thought was the flu for 3 days prior (no pain, just didn't feel well, diarr and low grade fever. She said come in. She took a blood test ... Highly elevated Amylase and Lipase, somewhat elevated ALT, AST. Had weekly blood tests since then, and it's been going down. Nearly normal Amylase, still 3 times normal Lipase (which is much lower than it was... nearly 3000). I read the following on internet as far as causes: 1) Alcoholism: "Alcohol is the leading culprit. Usually, it takes several years of heavy drinking -- such as a 12-pack of beer of every day." I drink, but not more than 3-4 drinks per night, 3-4 nights per week (if that!) however, I had a life altering even a few weeks before attack and did drink a bit more (nightly, maybe 4 drinks), but no 'binge drinking'. Rarely drunk more than 4 times in the last year, no hangovers. 2) Gallstones: never had a symptom. 3) heridedary: nope, nobody. 4) Meds: rare cases of Lamictal and Ativan have been reported "after market, and reported on 'compassionate please' cases. I am on both. (BTW, Lamictal was raised from 150 mg to 200 mg 1 wk before attack, and due to stress, went from 1 ativan per day to 2-3). 5) no traumas. The pain was severe (I have little tolerance for pain), but not enough that I felt ER was necessary. Nor did she. I was still walking around and doing what shopping I had to do, etc. OTC painkillers helped. Background: 48 yrs old, F, somewhat healthy diet. I feel fine now. Having another blood test Monday. Also have history of ovarian problems.... recently, cysts, fibroids. Any known relation? Any herbal/alternative cures or remedies? Is this permanent? She says never another drink of alcohol, not even cough syrup. Is that true? Even socially, a couple here and there? Due to my two year history of drugs (antidepressants, Lamictal, Xanax, Ativan ... all prescribed by Dr's), I have also taken Milk Thistle and Alpha Lipoic Acid to counteract the med's effect on liver. Just can't find enough general information on this on the internet. Just doom, gloom, not so great mortality rates, and a future of horror to live with ... kidney dialysis, heart failure, liver failure, extreme pain, narcotic addiction, surgeries. Please advise... Thank you and God bless. more

Resolved Question: Anyone with experience of gallstones/pancreatitis?

I'm 28 years old, female, and overweight. I thought I was completely healthy until 4 days ago. I've never had any sort of serious health problem until now. It was like someone just flipped a light switch and I had this searing stabbing pain in my upper abdomen. After a few hours, I couldn't take the pain anymore and I went to the hospital. They did blood work and a CT scan and found out that my gallbladder contained a lot of gallstones and that I had pancreatitis as a result of this. I was admitted to the hospital, taken off of food, etc. They were afraid that a gallstone got trapped in the bile duct but, fortunately I passed the gallstone. After a few days without food, my blood work started to look better so, they released me after I made an appointment for gallbladder removal on December 3rd. I am allowed to eat real food now as long as it is bland and in small portions. I've been home a short while now and I feel so strange. Every single time I eat, I feel like my stomach is so acidic and I have to rush to the toilet immediately following the meal. Although the stabbing pain is gone in my abdomen, my pancreas and gallbladder feel extremely raw and sore. Also my shoulders and ribs are aching severely. The new thing is tonight I was feeling quite bloated under my ribs and I was massaging my abdomen a little and I felt all these strange little hard lumps everywhere just under the skin. I don't know if all these things are normal after a gallstone attack? I was told to go directly to the hospital if another attack occurs or if I develop a fever. I'm worried that I won't make the 3 weeks until my surgery and I don't think my digestive system can take another attack like that. But, on the other side of it, I also know that lots of people live with having many gallstone attacks and they are fine. Maybe I'm panicking for no reason at all. Basically, what I would like to know is if the symptoms I described sound normal following a gallstone attack? Thanks! more

Resolved Question: What disease or condition can this be?

I have had diarrhea 4-5 times a day, especially after I eat something. I have a low grade fever 99.6-100. Slight stomach pains and nausea. Really tired, and slight headache. My doctor has done blood tests for giardia, parasites, nothing is coming back positive. He did stool cultures etc. for like pancreatitis, ulcers, and they are evidently negative. But I just got over having an ulcer caused by H-pylori in August. (i will always test positive for it now I know). And I asked him about ecoli and he said he didn't think I had it. I don't know what I HAVEN'T been tested for!I don't have my gallbladder. It was surgically removed some years ago because of a polyp over the duct.Tweety, it has been ongoing since I had my h-pylori incident. He is now checking stool for cancer ( the test putting feces on the paper and sending it in). He did do another blood test for C-dif we haven't gotten back yet. And this temp. is not my "normal" temp. It is usually 98.6. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: How can I get my doctor to listen to me?

I went to the doctor with symptoms of diarrhea, stomach pains, low grade fever, nausea. He told me it was stomach flu just by listening to my gurgling stomach. I have been having this trouble for a while but it just got worse this weekend. I think it is my Byetta, and didn't take it yesterday and was fine - 0 problem. But today I took it because my sugar was back up. Now having the problems mentioned above again. He won't look at the possibility that it could be pancreatitis caused by the Byetta. And I'm really sick again. I called him today but he is out of the office!thanks LadyLynn more

Voting Question: My wife suffering from GI pain?

My wife has been suffering from upper middle abdominal pain for over 6 months now. It is clear that the frequency and the intensity of the pain has increased by time. she also noticed a non localized back pain that appears to happen sometimes at night. A 1ry care physician diagnozed her with Ulcer and prescribed omeprazole. Pain decreased but didn't go even after 2 month of 20 mg omeprazole. then he shifted her to pantoprazole 40 mg. Same result. during this time she experienced a tense period in her work, that was the first time we noticed that the pain aggravates with tension and that 80 mg pantoprazole did nothing to it. One day she had this severe pain episode, she couldn't stand it, I took her to the ER, she was given a GI cocktail ( Maalox + lidocaine + belladonna alkaloids + Phenobarbial) and the pain totally disappeared and she was dismissed. she was appointed for endoscopy and surprisingly the gastroenterologist found nothing : " She was 100% clean "that what he said. I wasn't happy about that coz the pain keep coming and I don't trust anybody anymore. These are some hints I think they might be helpful: 1. She was diagnosed with IBS 2 years ago 2. History of + H. Pylori eradicated by the Quadruple therapy (Currently H Pylori is negative) 3. Surprisingly the pain used to respond well to antispasmodics: Alverine ( known as SPASMONAL) dunno if u have it here i the US ( Unfortunately. we ran out of this medication) 4. we couldn't notice any triggering agent : absence or presence of food except for the tension and stress 5. No reflux. no regurgitation no feeling of acidity no indigestion no bloating 6. Pancreatitis and Gall stones were excluded by hospital labs and tests and by absence of symptoms : no fever, no nausea , no vomiting, she has a good appetite, fatty meals don't exacerbate the pain....ect more

Resolved Question: Paging Dr. Gregory House?

So a friend of mine fell ill 2 weeks ago. It started with a fever and general malaise on a friday. Has dark urine and light stools. Sunday he gets urinalysis and the results were high bilirubin and urobilinogen. He goes to the ER looking awful still with a fever and shivering. I tell him he probably has gallstones and is going to end up getting his gall bladder removed. They draw tons of blood and by the end of the night the doctor tells him, with no diagnostics of course to back this up "you have fatty liver, gilbert disease (hereditary cause of high bilirubin), and a virus" and discharges him that sunday night. Tuesday morning hes back and checked in at the hospital in essentially quarantine. Still fever, vomiting, face all red, and hyphema (blood in the eye) presumably from straining from coughing and vomiting. Now apparently he has a high white blood cell count, and at least one doctor seems to think his 'rash' may be hepatitis, to which he wasn't vaccinated. They can't find any gallstones, so now I'm thinking Hepatitis B, after a few days it turns out the blood they took was supposed to be tested for all Hepatitis viruses, yet some ER person wrote Hep A on there, so he has so wait even longer for B and C to come back, though B is the only one that really causes this severe an acute illness. Days more go by and it turns out he has no hepatitis of any type, has been endoscoped and had gallstones ruled out. They did a CT of his pancreas, the results of which I'm not really privy to, particularly since trying to get complicated explanations from someone high as a kite on dilaudid isn't easy. They had him on metronidazole first then levofloxacin to cover bacteria. Also protonix for stomach acid and albuterol for breathing. He is still sick after two weeks and the final diagnosis seems to be "you have pancreatitis and a virus" - and that he can never drink alcohol again. The doctor further seems to think that my friend's admission of having had 2 or 3 drinks on the night before getting sick seems to explain everything. Also, my friend has a family friend in a different hospital with apparently the exact same illness right now. My question is what the hell might cause this? No gallstones, no hepatitis. He rarely drinks alcohol and doesn't binge. The viral causes I've seen for pancreatitis are Hepatitis (ruled out), mumps (makes no sense, and he had vaccine) and Epstein-Barr. His lack of any noticeable jaundice or perhaps most importantly - upper right abdominal pain - is quite odd also. Naturally since I was at the bar with him the night before he got sick, at the ER when he first went, and in his hospital room for coughing/vomiting, I'm a wee bit concerned. more

Resolved Question: Could This pain be pancreatitis? If not, what does it sounds like for you?

Hi, I am a female, 26, i am not overweight, my only symptom is mild pain in the upper left quadrant of my abdomen that will not go away and mild inflamation on that side about 15 minutes after I eat, the pain goes to my back when I lay down. In the mornings I have no pain nor discomfort until I have the first meal. I read that for pancreatitis they compare the pain to giving birth. My pain is mild enough for me to work and hang out with friends. I have been like that for the past 2 months. A couple of months ago I had a blood test and showed high amylase (145), i had nausea, dizziness, diarrhea, fever. Everything is gone but the pain. I dont drink or smoke. Have been on the contraceptive pill for the past 1.5 years. I stopped for a month to see if it was the cause and still on pain. I cut fat and sugar, eat small amounts and do some excercize whenever I can but still in pain. I feel great except for that pain. Will go to see the doctor tomorrow and ask for an ultrasound. Help!!! more

Resolved Question: Why did I get pancreatitis? I have no gallbladder and don't drink.?

I am 9 weeks pregnant and I had pancreatitis this week. I stayed in the hospital overnight and was released the next day since my lipase was back to normal. I had my gallbladder removed a few years back and I never drink alcohol. I don't smoke or do drugs or even take a daily prescription. I'm not overweight and I can't figure this out. I'm paranoid about eating any fat at all now. The meal that set it off was tomato soup and a glass of whole milk. Not exactly a greasy burger and fries. I have a little pain after eating most things now. Oh, at the hospital I asked to see my bloodwork and notice I was low on 3 liver enzymes (alk/phos, alt, asg?) and low for kidney as well, (BUN, Crea)not too much, just a little. My cbc was low so I'm anemic as well, but no one told me and I'd probably never know if I hadn't looked for myself. I feel like crap today, have a low fever and I'm worried. I go back to my doctor in the morning and I want to be well informed.So if anyone has any ideas for me, I'd love to hear it. Please and thank you.Oh, I forgot, I was diagnosed with non-specific colitis a few years ago. I'm not having a flare-up though.Actually in most cases your gallbladder has everything to do with your pancreas. The two most common causes of pancreatitis are gallstones and alcoholism. That's why I mentioned it. more

Resolved Question: Acute Gallbladder Disease - Exhausted all the time, swollen lymph nodes in neck, joint pain, weight loss?

I spent a week in the hospital diagnosed with acute cholysistitis (sic), pancreatitis. My WBC was high and I had a fever of 104. Very sick. They said they could not remove my gallbladder as I was too sick (inflamation in liver as well) I have to wait 3 months! In the meatime I am exhausted, have lost 34lbs in 5 weeks, cannot eat anything other than vegetables, fruit and rice, potatoe. NO fat or meat or dairy. My LFT are high and the surgeon said they could not do a laparascopy and would do an open surgery (full cut) which is riskier - infection so I needed to be healthier. But why do I feel sooo sick if only my gallbladder is the issue? I also feel dizzy and unsteady at times but the fatigue is out of this world. Anyone out there gone through this or can offer some insight - I am to "manage the pain" fever, nausea and fatigue until surgery. How come other people get it removed right away?? confused..thanks more

Resolved Question: What May My Sister Be Sick With?

She came home today complaining of a bad stomach ache in her upper abdomen area near her rib cage on both sides. She says it hurts to stand up and that her stomach feels like if she "accidently drank a bunch of chlorine in the swimming pool." She does not have a fever and isn't nauseous. My sister is 19 and has had problems with acid reflex. Might her symptoms have something to do with that or could it be something worse (appendicitis, pancreatitis, etc)?She has no done any physical abdominal exercises that would lead to tenderness, nor has she eaten anything spicy or new...just her usual diet.Well, now I come to find that she ate about twenty grapes last night--she's allergic to grapes! Why she ate them? Who knows! Can we attribute her stomach ache to an allergic reaction to the grapes? more

Resolved Question: why there is night sweats and aftenoon fever in pulmonary tuberculosis?

why there is diminished bowel sound in patient with pancreatitis and appendicitis and for how long the equipments or instruments should stay inside the sterilization pouch after sterilizing or autoclaving it?what is the difference between the narcotics and controlled drugs?how to receive patient in medical/surgical ward department?why is it that in patient with COPD, oxygen inhalation must not exceed for 1 to 2 liters?what is anaerobic metabolism? more

Resolved Question: another question about my cat?

i dont know why i cant give someone a best answer but to those who helped before thank you. the cat has been at the vet since about 10 this morning, the vet isnt really contacting my mother as much as she'd like and i'm trying to help her figure out whats wrong. my mom says the cat hasn't eaten in about a day, tries to drink but ends up vomiting clear liquid, seems lathargic, and hasn't had a bowel movement. the vet said it might be pancreatitis and then said it could be fatal, but most of what i've looked up says otherwise, and that it would take quite some time before it gets to that point, and he's only been like this for about a day. oh and if u didnt see my last post he has a 104 fever. thank you in advance for any help/ ideas/ suggestions :) more

Resolved Question: For people in the medical field please...?

How long can an adult have a fever of 107 - 109 F. without having any permanent damage. The hospital can't seem to get the fever down and it's been that way for 12 hours now. He was admitted to ICU last Tuesady night with acute pancreatitis, his breathing was not great , so Thursday morning he was put on a ventilator, pneumonia has set in, his cholesterol was over 600 and triglicerides were so high they couldn't measure them at the hospital. They have raised his oxygen to 100% and the ventilator is doing all his breathing for him now. Yesterday morning he had a heart attack and then a seizure in the afternoon. They started dialysis this afternoon also.His pulse rate has been 140-150 for days now. He also has been running a 102 - 103 degree fever for several days, but last night it went up to 107 ...it has not come down any, in fact it has gone up to 109F. Nothing they try will get the fever to come down... how long can someone continue to live with a temp this high?yes my numbers are correct...thats why I'm so concerned. more

Resolved Question: been diagnosed with acute pancreatitis about a week ago, have some quetions?

I was in the hospital for about 1 1/2 days. I drank 6 beers on the day I had to go to the hospital, but the doctor said it was uncanny for 6 beers to cause this, so he attributed it to a genetically weak pancreas. I will never drink again to prevent further attacks. I was also drinking a can or two of pepsi everyday, which I will now stop too. Now it's almost a week later, and I still get a very minor pain in the lower abdomen from time to time. It is not always there, and It is VERY minor. I can still do my daily activities and whatnot, but sports and any kind of physical activity that requires running and jumping I cannot do. This pain doesn't come with any other problems, such as fever or nausea. So is this anything to be concerned about? And I know it's illegal, but would smoking cannabis (marijuana) once or twice every one or two months cause further damage to my pancreas? more

Resolved Question: pancreatitis?

so, for two months now i have been living with this pain in my abdomen. the pain is in my upper left/middle abdomen and gets worse when i lay flat on my back. its a dull, achy,crampy constant pain. the pain intensifies through out the day and radiates to sides and back to the point where i cannot move.i also have excessive sweating in my arm pits, i get the chills to the point where my teeth literally start chattering and i have a low grade fever..99/100 and i get the hiccups everyday, and not just your normal hiccups, these are the ones that come deep in my abdomen. i have had every test known to man for my stomach and intestines...CT scan, Upper GI w/sb follow through, ultrasound and an endoscopy...nothing. i was put on medication but had to stop it because it was causing me to get dizzy and have double vison. so my question is, does this sound like pancreatitis or something else?yes, i have had blood tests. two mono tests and CBC's...all which came back normal. also i dont know if this would make a difference but, i had the CT Scan and Ultrasound about one week after feeling ill. more

Resolved Question: Cough and tightness in chest?

On Oct 18th I went to the hospital with bad stomach pain - tunred out I had pancreatitis. I must have caught a bug tthere because I got sick a few days later. Went to the docs and got a 10 day dose of antibiotics which did nothing (sinus infection). It then moved to my chest and I was coughing up thick green musous and caled the docs. I had a low fever, tightness of the chest and cough. They said the antibiotic must not have been hitting the right spot and called me in a 5 day prescription of Levaquin. I was feeling better but still coughing up stuff so called the docs badk. They said that is normal and to get on with normal activity. Have been done with the Levaquin for 3 days but still have this tickle in the back of my throat and a cough that sometimes is dry and sometime productive. Sometimes I have a tghtness and sometimes I don't. I also have really bad pains on both of my sides from coughing so bad. I think I injured my muscles as it is not like pluerisy. HELP!!! more

Resolved Question: can you suggest doctors expert in pancreatistis in bangalore and also best hospital for this treatment?

My sister was suffering jaundice one month back. she was scanned. there was gallstone. 15 days back, she underwent operation and her gallbladder was removed because of infectious. But after her operation she was having swelling in her leg and fever for 10 minutes that comes in morning and evering. after giving antibiotics it goes. still her fever is not subsidised. she was told by doctor that she has some infection in her pancreas(i.e pancreatitis). can you please suggest a doctor expert in this area at bangalore more

Resolved Question: How long does fever last with pancreatitis?

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