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In 2002 I contracted Hepatitis B, which recovered

automatically. However it did some damages. It

attacked pancreas and I became diabetic. I was not

diabetic before. It caused some discomfort under the

right ribs. Ultrasound showed that it was gas and my

pancreas was not visible due to excessive gas. This

gas pressure is continuing up till now. It is spread

to my over all abdomen. The pancreas was visible in

later tests and was okay. It has also caused arthritis

problem. My liver enzymes are normal. However,

antibodies are developed in response to Hepatitis B

attack. This accidental scan showed that I have some

gall stones also. But, I do not have any pain. The

doctors say they are silent stones. One of my kidneys

has also developed for the last two years a very small

cyst.

Does it mean that my pancreas is not functioning well

as I became diabetic and is this gas pressure was due

to this attack. We must consider the route cause when

this problem started. When I recovered immediately

from Hepatitis B why it made me diabetic. Am I in

some autoimmune disease. The doctors are saying

remove GB and then see if this gas pressure is still

there. But, I don't agree with them, they could be

wrong. We must consider the route cause from which

this problem started and then suggest treatment.

I would appreciate expert advice from the Honorable

members on this board.

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