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Pain relievers, medicines to stop vomiting and supportive treatment to all organs forms the mainstay of treatment for acute pancreatitis. An antibiotic is often prescribed to tide over the infection. If vomiting is severe, the patient may require hospitalization and intravenous fluids for a period of six-seven days. Surgery may be required if severe infection of the abdomen ensues and the dead pancreatic tissue needs to be removed. If pseudo-cysts form, they may need drainage by surgery. Renal failure may require dialysis. Severe lung problem may necessitate ventilator therapy. If gallstones are the reason for the attack of pancreatitis, surgery will have to be done to remove the gallstones once the pancreatitis subsides. |
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Posted by:
davidmaithya
Posted on: 07/24/2010 ERCP is basically an Endoscopy performed on you when it is suspected by a doctor that you have Pancreatitis. Basically they can either just numb your throat, or knock you out, and put a tube down your throat with a little camera to examine your pancreas and the structures around it. I had one done not too long ago. Hope this helps.
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Posted by:
davidmaithya
Posted on: 07/24/2010 You can always get surgery done to remove the affected part.
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tridibde
Posted on: 04/22/2010 What is ERCP related to PANCREATITIS?
Posted by:
davidmaithya
Posted on: 07/24/2010 ERCP is basically an Endoscopy performed on you when it is suspected by a doctor that you have Pancreatitis. Basically they can either just numb your throat, or knock you out, and put a tube down your throat with a little camera to examine your pancreas and the structures around it. I had one done not too long ago. Hope this helps. |
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gummygirl916(Guest)
Posted on: 11/22/2009 My mother passed away June 28th after 20 odd number of years from problems with her pancreas. I truly feel she would still be with me today if she would have seen a specialist sooner. My advice to whom ever is reading this with pancreatitis or know of someone who has pancreatitis get to a speacialist as soon as possible.
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Posted on: 12/05/2009 I have chronic pancreatitis. I am dealing daily with severe abdominal pain. I have been to see your so called "specialists" Their advice/help to me was "I'm sorry but there is nothing we can do for you. But, good luck in managing your chronic pain at home." I have gone home and done a lot of internet research and reading. I have learned to help myself and not depend on any one else. Some sypmtoms can be decreased with diet changes. What can not be is helped with pain meds. The rest-well is just dealt with. I am looking at losing my job due to illness [too many sick days taken]. A specialist is not able to do anything to prolong life or decrease pain and complications from the disease. Or to help protect my job/lively hood. As I have sadly found out first hand. However, you can believe what you want. I know better. I am dealing not only with the disease but the so called "specialists" and life changes. |
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maza58(Guest)
Posted on: 04/11/2009 I have just had the 2nd stay in hospital with this in the last 3 month what I need to know how I got this when I DO NOT DRINK OR HAVE GALL STONE
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aprilrain1228(Guest)
Posted on: 02/18/2010 I read pancreatitis is likely caused because of A high OXIDATIVE STRESS level and a low supply of antioxidant. Also if you have IBS ,CROHNS, OR CANDIDA you are not able to absorb nutrients that your body needs there for you start to lack digestive enzymes because a healthy gut flora helps digestive food and keep you inmmune system strong. |
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