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lipase and amaylase levels high

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PostPosted: 05/03/07 - 07:17    Post subject: lipase and amaylase levels high Vote now! Reply with quote
:( Hi i went to hospital with pain in my upper stomache and had a blood test for lipase and amaylase levels which came back amaylase 412 and lipase 308. i am home and went to the dr 2 days later to have more blood tests and my lipase has risen to 512 and my lipase 116. ultra sound has come back clear i have no more pain vomiting but am feeling tired what do i have and are these levels dangerous i dont want to die i have 5 kids generally very healthy apart from alot of pain meds from a MVA 2 years ago can large amounts of meds cause levels to rise

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