Pancreatic insufficiency, how should it be treated?

You should regulate your body, develop good eating habits, eat less high-fat and high-salt foods as much as possible, and pay attention to drinking more water to rest, so that you can regulate your pancreas.

If such a situation occurs, then the best ** is conservative **, you can also go ** by medication, if the situation is serious, you can also go to ** by surgery, you can achieve good results.

Pancreatic insufficiency has symptoms of diarrhea, bloating, constipation, indigestion, and loss of appetite. First of all, you should have a good rest, and secondly, you can adjust your diet.

Generally, there will be fat and protein metabolism disorders, bloating, indigestion, diarrhea, constipation and other symptoms.

The pancreas has exocrine and endocrine functions. The exocrine glandular ducts and glandular cells of the pancreas secrete sodium bicarbonate, lipase, amylase, protease, etc. Insufficient exocrine function can cause loss of appetite, abdominal distension after eating, greasy aversion, abdominal pain and diarrhea, and when diarrhea, the stool is foamy, foul-smelling, and acidic.

Long-term exocrine insufficiency can cause malnutrition, emaciation, edema, and malabsorption of fat-soluble vitamins leading to night blindness, roughness, muscle weakness, bleeding, calcium malabsorption, etc. Pancreatic endocrine glands are mainly composed of A, B, D, PP cells, and pancreatic endocrine insufficiency can lead to diabetes, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and abnormal gallbladder contraction.

If the pancreas is insufficient, there will be digestive problems, bloating and abdominal pain, and long-term malnutrition, foul-smelling, foamy stools.

Dizziness, and also dizzy, and the body's metabolism is very slow, and will often get angry, and will also be constipated, so this is the symptom, I should eat some related foods when I am conditioning, and I should also pay attention to rest.

Pancreatic insufficiency and neutrality in children are mainly due to the dysplasia of the pancreas, mainly exocrine tissue dysplasia, manifested by the scarcity of acinar cells, while the islets are normally developed, and the total amount of fluid secreted by the pancreas and the content of HC03 are normal. It is accompanied by bone marrow granulocyte line dysplasia, occasional megakaryocyte deficiency, achondrodysplasia of the metaphyseal of the skelet, and focal calcification loss in the epiphysis. When complicated by pulmonary infection, it can be confused with cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.

Attention should also be paid to distinguish it from acute pancreatic and chronic pancreatitis.

Differential diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis:

1.Chronic ** pancreatitis and acute ** pancreatitis The latter has a significant increase in serum amylase during the attackal period, the pancreatic secretion function test is mostly normal, and the abdominal plain film is generally negative, and after the remission period, there are no histological or pancreatic function changes, and the prognosis is good; The former can eventually develop pancreatic insufficiency and have a poor prognosis.

2.Chronic pancreatitis compresses the common bile duct and obstructive jaundice is often confused with pancreatic head cancer, ampullary tumors, and common bile duct stones. Retrograde cholangiopancreatography and ultrasonography are helpful, but sometimes exploratory laparotomy is needed to confirm the diagnosis.

3.Peptic ulcer Chronic pancreatitisThe differentiation of recurrent epigastric pain from ulcer disease depends on history, gastrointestinal barium dialysis, and gastroscopy.

In addition, pancreatic diarrhea needs to be differentiated from small bowel malabsorption syndrome, with the D xylose test being normal in the former and malabsorption in the latter. Pancreatic exocrine function testing can also be helpful.

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Pay attention to the regulation of eating habits and daily routines.

Oral trimepudding regulates gastrointestinal motility when necessary.

Insulin insufficiency**|：

1. Short-term insulin intensification**, as soon as possible to relieve the inhibition of glucose toxicity on pancreatic islet function, is a partial recovery of pancreatic islet function.

2. Use insulin secretagogues such as sulfonylureas and meglitinides. The former include glibenclamide, gliclazide, gliquinolone, glimepiride, etc.; The latter include Novo Dragon and Freddy.

3. Exogenous insulin supplementation or substitution**.

4. Incretin includes Secretura or Novoli.