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Current medical treatment: 4 CBCs, 3 metabolics, 1 BUN hepatic pancreatic blood tests multiple urinalyses (last one found a small UTI, for which they prescribed an antibiotic) 2 ultrasounds, upper and lower, which came back as normal. 1 HIDA scan, ejection rate 67.8% 1 EGD, found small traces of acid reflux, but the doc stressed that it was nowhere near enough to be causing the pain that I describe. I'm currently on phenagran, lortab 7.5, and protonix (for the supposed acid reflux)

An ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancretaicography) is used to explore the pancreatic and bile ducts. ERCPs are usually used when doctors assume for that a tumor or stone is present in the bile tract. You can request an ERCP but I doubt that it the diagnostic test will reveal anything because your laboratory results do not indicate that there stasis is present in the bile flow. Pain in the upper right ribcage can originate from the shoulder joint, muscles, ribs, lung covering (pleura) or from the nerves themselves. You can request a CT-scan or an MRI of the chest and spine and shoulder to identify the cause for your pain.