
Lump In Upper Quadrant, Feeling Nausea And Vomiting. White Mass Seen On Scan. What's Wrong?

I have seen all uploaded images. On this it is very clear that you don't have in intestinal blockage. Intestinal blockage is associated with dilated bowel loops of varying sizes. Grossly it is difficult to comment upon crohns disease because it involve intestinal mucosa in multiple locations and with skip lesions means in discontinous manner. Also other features li for correct diagnosis complete scan is necessary.
The white mass you are seeing is one of the sequence of MRI scan in which fluid appears hyperintense means white. That mass is most likely stomach, not any pathology.
Most likely you are suffering from irritable bowel syndrome. Crohns disease will have very different presentation. It will get cleared when you visit your specialist.
Hope I have answered your query. If you have further concern please let me know.
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forgot to mention the excruciating pain left side/colon and under rib, burning hot and have to use icepack at its peak! and now im thinking my intermittent hand and feet/leg/joint pains could be linked to it?
From your detailed history it again fits into irritable bowel syndrome.
There are ways of controlling it, and it is not a progressive condition.
It is true often related to stress, but there is not much evidence that it is related to diet. Indeed, special diets are not often very helpful, but I will mention this again.So remember that IBS is not a XXXXXXX condition, but can make your life a bit miserable at times.There is no specific reliable test for IBS. It is the history of the complaint that points to the diagnosis.
The exact cause of the condition is debated, but the pain is probably from spasm in the bowel, although probably several factors play a part.
It is sensible to avoid anything that you feel makes your symptoms worse.Constipation and diarrhoea can both occur with IBS. Treating the constipation with bulking agents and high fibre foods can help this, but some patients find fibre just makes them feel more bloated and uncomfortable.
Medication can be used to ease the symptoms of IBS, usually antispasmodics, and common ones prescribed are mebeverine (Colofac is one brand) dicyclomine, peppermint oil, and alverine (Spasmonal).
It will make you comfortable when you have detailed discussion with your specialist. Before going to any investigation please visit your doctor.
Hope I have answered your query.


Definitely it has relapsing and remitting course that's why it is difficult to cure it completely. It may be associated with infection sometimes.
Thanking you.

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