Experiences with

Pancreatitis

I’ve been diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis and I don’t know what the future will be like

My beautiful mum was admitted to ICU on Thursday with severe acute pancreatitis. She has been in an induced coma on a ventilator since Saturday. It breaks my heart seeing her like this and I’m emotionally drained from the worry and anxiety of the unknown.

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Hi All I have been having issues with digestion for the last couple of months and went to my Gastro dr and she told me my pancreas is not working properly and that this is possible CP. I am almost sure it is with all the symptoms and pain I have been suffering for the last years. I had not idea of

HiHad my mitral valve repair op in March and 3 day's after op developed pancreatitis, according to staff in Edinburgh royal they have never had this happen to anyone due to surgery.

They are thinking autoimmune pancreatitis. Waiting on more results. However can I ask other people. Has pancreatitis ever caused anyone neuropathic pain in surprising places? Possibly due to malnutrition. Many thanks

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Hi, I was diagnosed with CP around 5 year ago , think I had longer , I waited forever to see specialist & when I finally did he told me that I had a blockage in a bile duct he thought he couldn't remove but would admit me . He never did n then covid ! During covid nooone would see me . I lost three

Though I have had annual, half-yearly- and quarterly episodes for quite some years doctor diagnosed it officially as acute pancreatitis in June 2023. Since then last Sunday I survived again with another heavy attack and this time reports revealed it is chronic pancreatitis.

I’m a young 26 year that first experienced my first pancreatitis at 16.

The holiday season can be a challenging time to balance health and celebration, especially when you’re managing pancreatitis. What are your go-to tips or strategies for navigating holiday meals, gatherings, or stress?👇

Hello I recently achieved the Induction phase with my renal limited vasculitis and was about to start Maintenance when I was hit with acute pancreatitis.

Hi all, Just a little further info… apparently I’ve found the symptoms I explained a relief can be a cause of Pancreatitis from taking interferon, therefore has anyone found this to be a factor? Apparently it’s rare but can happen…

Recently I was diagnosed with pancreatitis and ended up in the hospital for 6 days. My doctor took me off the pregabalin since it coincided with the start of my stomach/pancreatitis issues.

I have had necrotizing pancreatitis since 2013. Currently I am a patient at Cleveland Clinic. In 2017, my illness forced me to retire from the practice of law. I would like to meet and connect with other pancreatitis warriors!

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Living with pancreatitis comes with its share of struggles, but you don’t have to face them alone. We’re a community that supports each other through the toughest times. What has been the hardest part for you? Your voice matters, and sharing your experience can help others feel less alone.

Sometimes, i thought about suicide because i have no more potential to bear this severe abdominal pain of chronic pancreatitis.

I had a pancreatitis attack 2 months ago. I was in the hospital for 6 days. I’m still battling nausea and some pain. Juggling zofran and 2 other anti nausea drugs. Any suggestions

Hi all I'm new and have a bunch of questions , but I'll start with this one. recently I had my gallbladder out after two nasty episodes of pancreatitis. 4 weeks later I gota rash over the area that won't go.