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Hello,
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I just read your query and the reports that you have attached (the attachments have been removed to protect the patient's privacy). I have some differential diagnoses from your symptoms, and I feel you should be investigated further for this.
1) Insulinoma. Since your CT (computed tomography) scan of the abdomen was normal, you can still detect it on prolonged supervised fasting for upto 72 hours when admitted in a hospital setup and then measure the insulin and C -peptide levels, then the fast is terminated.
2) MEN type 1, which is multiple endocrine neoplasia associated with carcinoid, insulinoma, and gastrinoma. An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan of the pituitary is recommended, and prolactin levels are required.
3) Pheochromocytoma. An abdominal MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is indicated, along with MIBG scanning and 24 hours urinary collection of metanephrines.
You have to discuss these with your endocrinologist before getting them done.