Patient Ana is suffering from a persistent abdominal pain.and also she is diabetic positive,on physical examination tender abdomen and also elevated levels of triglycerides,serum amaylase etc..,
Why beacuse patient had persistent abdominal pain and bumps and modules over skin that means her lympatic/integumentary system show abnormality.so it may be cancer.
2.routien tests are given here,but here ultrasound abdomen or CECT-abdomen is useful for to diagnose and also tumour markers like CA 125,Carcino embroynic antigen flow cytometry&cardiac fitness also,incase if the patient is affordble full body scan is useful for diagnosis as like as PET scan.
3.Cancer/gastro intestinal disease
4.family history of cancer
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