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pancreatitis attacks Posted: 03-25-08 06:25am


Hi i am new to this forum I have had attacks since 2000 had my Gall Bladder removed i had 7 attacks in 2007 3 Hospital stays and my Amylases are not always high. I have been transfered to a London Hospital and they think i have Chronic Pan. i am waiting on a date for a ERCP where they cut the bile duct etc. can anybody shed light on this and will it bring on an attack thanks mandy

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