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elevated lipase

by easchris, Sep 30, 2009 11:48AM

My lipase level is only 356 but am having nausea everytime I eat some back and stomace pain and headache any ideas???

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by CalGal, Sep 30, 2009 02:45PM

Have you been checked for pancreatic issues? And if you are currently experiencing pancreatic problems are you following a diet that reduces foods that are high in fat?
If you are experiencing pancreatic issues, it's going to take some time for the discomfort to diminish.

by rich9741, Nov 04, 2009 12:14PM

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my lipase level is 307. in 11/08 i had a kidney and pancreas transplant. i am currently in the hospital now for rejection. i came in with a lipase of over 1000. it is now down to 307 after 5 treatments of thymogloblulin and amylase is 191. what are normal lipase levels. i was led to believe they are 25-50. is that correct? and if they've already given me 5 doses of thymo then what is the next step or what else can be done. i've been on a lowfat diet for a week now. how long does it take for the diet to take effect on the number

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