What are the symptoms of pancreatitis? How can I tell if I have pancreatitis?

Generally speaking, for patients with pancreatitis, he will have abdominal pain, loss of appetite, indigestion, nausea and vomiting, and even gastrointestinal bleeding; If you want to effectively determine whether you have pancreatitis, you can do relevant examinations and can also effectively judge through some of your symptoms.

There will be slight abdominal pain, the body will be hot, there will be shock, blood pressure will be relatively low, and nausea will occur; You can judge from your usual physical condition or going to the hospital for a check-up.

There will be severe pain, the pain in the left upper abdomen will be very obvious, there may be fever, nausea and stomach distention. It is best to judge based on clinical tests, and at the same time, you should also go to the hospital for identification.

Severe pain, pain is evident in the left upper quadrant, fever, nausea, and bloating may occur. Judgment is based on clinical trials, and identification is also performed.

Pancreatitis is a very common disease in daily life, and there are many causes of pancreatitis, such as gallstones, drinking, high blood lipids, or smoking, etc., and if you have had previous surgery, it may also increase the risk of pancreatitis. Pancreatitis needs to be diagnosed early, because pancreatitis is a very serious, acute, life-threatening disease.

1. Stomach pain. Both acute and chronic pancreatitis can cause stomach pain, usually in the left middle and upper part of the abdomen. And pancreatitis is different from stomach problems, if pancreatitis is not timed**, the pain may last for many days, and if it is even worse if you lie down after eating.

2. Bloating. At the onset of pancreatitis, the abdomen may be swollen and make people look very bloated. However, there are many diseases that cause abdominal swelling, so when abdominal distension occurs, it is still necessary to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

3. It will lead to weight loss. Pancreatitis does not have very obvious symptoms at the beginning of the onset, but many people who desperately want to ** will find that they suddenly lose a lot of weight, and they will also have symptoms of loss of appetite, fullness and vomiting.

4. Increased blood pressure. If a patient with high blood pressure develops pancreatitis, he or she will find that his blood pressure has increased, and his body temperature will also rise, causing the patient to have a fever. Many diseases may cause the patient's blood pressure to rise and fever at the time of onset, which will make the patient feel uncomfortable, but the increase in blood pressure is generally temporary, and the body can recover after pancreatitis.

If pancreatitis is acute and symptoms are mild in the initial stages, fasting or nasogastric tube decompression can be used**. In addition, pancreatitis should be replenished in time when the fever is in time to prevent the patient from experiencing the symptoms of shock, and the body fluids should be replenished through intravenous injection to maintain the stability of the body's blood circulation, and the symptoms of hypotension can also be prevented.

There will be a feeling of pain in the abdomen, **there will be yellowing, it will also lead to shock, there will be bleeding, and there will be a lot of oozing, this disease can only be done by surgery**.

Symptoms of pancreatitis include stomach pain, back pain, nausea, retching, weakness in the limbs, dizziness, and sometimes shock. When this happens, you should go to the hospital in time**, and you should take medication**.

Nausea, vomiting, fever, bloating, abdominal pain, common symptoms, in this case, you must go to the hospital to receive**, take medication on time, and pay attention to your habits.

Pancreatitis symptoms include the following:

1. Mild pancreatitis: generally abdominal pain and bloating, with poor digestive function;

2. Severe pancreatitis: abdominal pain and abdominal distension are aggravated, and the pain can radiate to the back and cause low back pain. It may also present with symptoms of intestinal obstruction, abdominal distention, nausea, vomiting, cessation of defecation and gas;

3. Chronic pancreatitis: manifested as poor digestive function, diarrhea after eating meat, especially for obese patients. This is due to the fact that proteins, fats, etc. need to be digested through pancreatic secretion of pancreatic juice, and pancreatic inflammation leads to insufficient pancreatic secretion function, causing diarrhea.

Hello, first of all, I hope you don't be too anxious, pancreatitis hurts very badly, I hope you can take your mother to the hospital as soon as possible**. Because severe pancreatitis can lead to death. If it is carried out early, it will be fine, I hope the patient will be able to **!

Because this ancillary test is erroric, and a single high amylase cannot confirm pancreatitis. Diagnosis is confirmed by a combination of clinical features such as acute epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, and increased blood pancreatic enzymes.

Hello landlord, the method of diagnosing pancreatitis is.

1.Sudden onset of severe pain in the left upper quadrant that radiates to the left lower back, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and fever2Blood amylase and urine amylase are elevated, one of which is more than three times higher than normal.

Ultra shows pancreatic edema, enlargement, and necrosis.

If two or more of the above three items include the first item, and other similar diseases are excluded, pancreatitis can be diagnosed.

Pancreatitis caused by long-term overeating, irregular diet. Patients with acute pancreatitis mainly have abdominal pain, abdominal distention, nausea, vomiting, fever and other symptoms, patients with mild chronic pancreatitis rarely have positive signs, some cases have mild epigastric tenderness, and malnutrition may be manifested in the late stage of the disease due to steatorrhea.

The trigger is due to an imbalance in the function of the pancreas, and it may also be due to a problem with the immune system. The symptoms of pancreatitis are manifested as pancreatic dysfunction because of abdominal pain. Abdominal cramps.

There may be an acute effusion. It can also present with some local complications.

The cause of the disease is because of drinking, or because of some metabolic problems, or because of gallbladder problems. The symptoms that should be there are stomach pain, followed by nausea and vomiting, which is particularly uncomfortable in the morning and loss of appetite.

It's really hard to adjust the diet in the late stage of pancreatitis! Do you dare to eat pure milk? Garlic red department big bush yam dare not eat! What's good to eat?

1. The common symptom in the early stage of acute pancreatitis is abdominal pain, which is manifested as severe epigastric pain, which radiates to the shoulder and back, and the patient feels that there is a "band feeling" in the upper abdomen and lower back. The location of abdominal pain is related to the location of the lesion, and the intensity of pain is often consistent with the degree of lesion.

2. At the beginning of acute pancreatitis, abdominal pain cannot be relieved after vomiting. The frequency of vomiting is also consistent with the severity of the lesion. In edematous pancreatitis, not only nausea, but also vomiting 1 to 3 times; In hemorrhagic pancreatitis, vomiting is severe or persistent, frequent retching.

3. The early symptoms of acute pancreatitis will be febrile, mostly moderate fever: between 38° 39, generally 3 5 days after a gradual decrease. However, in severe cases, it can last for many days, indicating pancreatic infection or abscess formation, and symptoms of poisoning, and in severe cases, the body temperature may not rise.

When cholangitis is combined, there may be chills and high fever.

4. It is more common in acute hemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis, which causes hypovolemic shock due to massive exudate bleeding in the abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum, intestinal paralysis, fluid accumulation in the intestinal cavity, and loss of body fluids caused by vomiting. If a large amount of protein breakdown products are absorbed, toxic shock can occur.

The main manifestations are irritability, cold sweat, thirst, cold extremities, thin pulse, shallow and rapid breathing, decreased blood pressure, and low urine. In severe cases, cyanosis, dyspnea, delirium, coma, rapid pulse, undetectable blood pressure, anuria, renal failure, etc.