Clinical History:
A 26-year-old, para-2 living-2 (P2L2) female presented to the emergency
department of our center with complaints of acute epigastric pain on and
off for four days, radiating towards the back and associated with
abdominal fullness. She also complained of fever on and off for two
days, with a maximum temperature documented at 101.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
She had a history of cervical spine surgery with a plate in situ ten
years back. She also gave twice a history of lower segment cesarean
section (LSCS) and the placement of an intrauterine copper T two years
ago after the second cesarean section. She is a non-vegetarian,
non-alcoholic, and non-smoker. Her menstrual cycles were regular, each
lasting 28-30 days without dysmenorrhea. There was no history of
diabetes or pre-diabetes, abdominal trauma, intake of any offending
medications, autoimmune diseases, or any other surgical procedures. Her
family history was not significant for pancreatitis, dyslipidemia,
cardiovascular events, diabetes, gallstones, or autoimmune diseases.