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What Does My Lab Test Result Indicate?

Hi I just got a report from a ct of abdomen and pelvis the findings were severely increased stools, absent gallbladder, extra renal pelvis bilaterally, and lumbar scoliosis..I have had a chest xray on monday that was normal. I am currently having pain in my chest on right side, and sternum area, pain in abdomen under right rib cage, flank pain, back pain and pain by my umbilicus..i went to er on Tuesday night and they did an ekg it was normal and labs were normal, they didn t examine me at all, they gave me pain meds which didn t help and and pepcid, reglan, Bentel which didn t relieve the pain
Thu, 13 Jun 2019
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Hello,

You have been prescribed supportive and symptomatic treatment in the ER and now you can consult a clinician on the outdoor basis. A cardiac pathology has already been ruled out in the ER.

CT abdomen shows an abnormal spine curve called lordosis which is the cause of your backache.

That can be managed by NSAID like Advil, physical therapy and lifestyle modifications.

The gall bladder is absent .probably due to a past cholecystectomy surgery of yours.

There are loaded stools in your intestines which might have added to your abdominal pain. You need an evacuation by means of laxatives and enema.

The ureter is the joining tube of the kidney(where urine is formed) and bladder(where urine is stored). A starting part of the ureter is called pelvis and normally it bis intra renal i.e lies in the kidney and take a start from there.

You have bilateral extra renal pelvis which is usually congenital. Please visit a urologist for opinion.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr AJEET SINGH, General & Family Physician
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What Does My Lab Test Result Indicate?

Hello, You have been prescribed supportive and symptomatic treatment in the ER and now you can consult a clinician on the outdoor basis. A cardiac pathology has already been ruled out in the ER. CT abdomen shows an abnormal spine curve called lordosis which is the cause of your backache. That can be managed by NSAID like Advil, physical therapy and lifestyle modifications. The gall bladder is absent .probably due to a past cholecystectomy surgery of yours. There are loaded stools in your intestines which might have added to your abdominal pain. You need an evacuation by means of laxatives and enema. The ureter is the joining tube of the kidney(where urine is formed) and bladder(where urine is stored). A starting part of the ureter is called pelvis and normally it bis intra renal i.e lies in the kidney and take a start from there. You have bilateral extra renal pelvis which is usually congenital. Please visit a urologist for opinion. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr AJEET SINGH, General & Family Physician