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What is A 48-year-old female presents with epigastric pain which has worsened since 1 week. Patient noted that pain is exacerbated by food. She gives history of weight loss. Her epigastric pain is also accompanied with nausea and vomiting. Which of the following histopathological or gross finding cannot be held responsible for the above clinical scenario? and explain in detail?
The differential diagnosis of post prandial epigastric pain in presence of nausea and vomiting includes: - Gallstone disease - GERD - PUD - Pancreatitis - Acute gastritis Option explanation, Gallstone disease on USG, echogenic foci with posterior shadowing in gall bladder. Pancreatitis, on CT scan. GERD patho-physiology