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I was identified with chronic pancreatitis with a resection of the tail last May of 2014. Since the pain has progressed and energy has diminished. I've had several blood, MRCP and Cat scans that identify new cysts within the existing head and extending off of the resected area. The surgeon who did the resection keeps telling me to go to a G.I. (gastroenterologist) for IBS. I did so - and now the GI referred me back to the surgeon after finding the new cysts on an MRI. So now - my pancreas surgeon is recommending I go back to my GI OR have a motility test. Anyone have a clue what this test is for? It's beginning to feel that the U.S. healthcare process is all about ordering tests and not really addressing the issue or providing a solution or prognosis. Anyone else?
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manda1030 JoBlack1
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chica JoBlack1
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i know all the history is up on the screen but i doubt they thoroughly study it.
motility test is to see what length of time it takes from eating to coming out the other end.