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Hello Sir, I Have A Abdominal Pain In Right Uper
Question: Hello Sir, I have a abdominal pain in right uper hypochondrium from a few month, i saw a doctor, advise me ultrasound, in ultrasound report to shown in Gall bladder A tiny echogenic shadow seen in lumen, size is 3.3mm * 3.6mm...so what does echogenic shadow mean..??? and what's treatment for this to cure sir....plzz suggest me...and advice medicine for the cure.
Brief Answer:
Please give additional information in details
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history, seen the ultrasound pictures, report and understood the concerns.
Please give details for me to assist you better:
You have mentioned symptoms to be pain in right upper hypochondrium for a few months; please give additional information:
What is the type of pain? Spasmodic (comes and goes), continuous, burning/ throbbing or so.
What are the factors that increase the pain: like food, fatty foods, oily foods, spicy foods or any beverages?
What are the factors that reduce the pain like antispasmodic or so?
Does the pain go to the right shoulder or back?
Any pain in center of chest?
Any nausea, vomiting, bloating associated with pain or otherwise?
Any other symptoms?
Have you undergone repeat Ultrasonography after preparation as suggested by the Radiologist in his report?
Or CT scan or MRI?
Please give full details as your detailed and accurate answers will helps us to discuss further, get an appropriate diagnosis.
Awaiting.
Dr T Chandrakant
General Surgeon.
Please give additional information in details
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history, seen the ultrasound pictures, report and understood the concerns.
Please give details for me to assist you better:
You have mentioned symptoms to be pain in right upper hypochondrium for a few months; please give additional information:
What is the type of pain? Spasmodic (comes and goes), continuous, burning/ throbbing or so.
What are the factors that increase the pain: like food, fatty foods, oily foods, spicy foods or any beverages?
What are the factors that reduce the pain like antispasmodic or so?
Does the pain go to the right shoulder or back?
Any pain in center of chest?
Any nausea, vomiting, bloating associated with pain or otherwise?
Any other symptoms?
Have you undergone repeat Ultrasonography after preparation as suggested by the Radiologist in his report?
Or CT scan or MRI?
Please give full details as your detailed and accurate answers will helps us to discuss further, get an appropriate diagnosis.
Awaiting.
Dr T Chandrakant
General Surgeon.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Sir do not pain continuously, some time pain.
When the eat spicy/oily food pain increse some time.
Some time pain go in back side.
No sir, do'nt have any pain in center of chest bt some time in right side pain in the chest.
Sir feeling nausea, loss of apetite.
Sir, I have not repeat ultrasonography.
Sir, what i do sir....plzz suggest me.
When the eat spicy/oily food pain increse some time.
Some time pain go in back side.
No sir, do'nt have any pain in center of chest bt some time in right side pain in the chest.
Sir feeling nausea, loss of apetite.
Sir, I have not repeat ultrasonography.
Sir, what i do sir....plzz suggest me.
Brief Answer:
Needs Upper GI Endoscopy - repeat USG or better CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback.
Your symptoms are leading more towards one of the following:
Gastritis.
Duodenitis.
Hence most important investigations would be an Upper GI Endoscopy which may help to get proper diagnosis and a plan for proper management. Please discuss this with your Doctor and get it done.
Also needed is repeat Ultrasonography and preferably contrast enhanced CT scan of abdomen to confirm about the gall bladder and prostate findings.
It is also better to get an opinion of an Urologist for the finding of a cyst in Prostate.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please give feedback once the Endoscopy is done.
Feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication.
Dr T Chandrakant
General Surgeon
Needs Upper GI Endoscopy - repeat USG or better CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback.
Your symptoms are leading more towards one of the following:
Gastritis.
Duodenitis.
Hence most important investigations would be an Upper GI Endoscopy which may help to get proper diagnosis and a plan for proper management. Please discuss this with your Doctor and get it done.
Also needed is repeat Ultrasonography and preferably contrast enhanced CT scan of abdomen to confirm about the gall bladder and prostate findings.
It is also better to get an opinion of an Urologist for the finding of a cyst in Prostate.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please give feedback once the Endoscopy is done.
Feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication.
Dr T Chandrakant
General Surgeon
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
What does echogenic shadow in lumen means.??
Sir, before some days ago i have do ultrasonography in IMS BHU then in their report shown and i asked the Doctor, Doctor said that A tiny Gb polyps in your Gall bladder, Size is 3mm *2.4mm something then i asked again to sir what should i do, then Doctor sir , said that nothing do anything...repeat ultrasonography in after 6 month.
Sir, Is it curable...?? Plzz suggest me sir.
Sir, before some days ago i have do ultrasonography in IMS BHU then in their report shown and i asked the Doctor, Doctor said that A tiny Gb polyps in your Gall bladder, Size is 3mm *2.4mm something then i asked again to sir what should i do, then Doctor sir , said that nothing do anything...repeat ultrasonography in after 6 month.
Sir, Is it curable...?? Plzz suggest me sir.
Brief Answer:
As detailed below.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback.
Nothing to worry at the moment as the gallbladder polyp is 3 mm.
It may not grow at all and you are young enough not to worry about something serious at this age of 23 years.
Review Ultrasonography to see the size change after 6 months.
Echogenic shadow is a technical word used in medical field, nothing of importance for the patient.
Take care.
Dr T Chandrakant.
General Surgeon.
As detailed below.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback.
Nothing to worry at the moment as the gallbladder polyp is 3 mm.
It may not grow at all and you are young enough not to worry about something serious at this age of 23 years.
Review Ultrasonography to see the size change after 6 months.
Echogenic shadow is a technical word used in medical field, nothing of importance for the patient.
Take care.
Dr T Chandrakant.
General Surgeon.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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