Patient's question:
Mother was admitted to the hospital a few weeks ago due to poor health. After the doctor conducted a thorough examination, it was discovered that my mother has pancreatitis and also suffers from gallbladder inflammation. The doctor said that my mother's condition is very serious and that surgery should not be performed rashly. Therefore, she can only rest and recuperate. So, I would like to ask how to deal with this pancreatitis and gallbladder inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Pancreatic inflammation is primarily confirmed through blood and urine amylase test results, except for cholecystitis. If it involves the second-order neurons of pancreatitis, it is necessary to consider whether gallstones have fallen and whether the stones are small enough to become lodged. Therefore, the current situation requires treatment, including controlling the excretion of pancreatic enzymes, such as octreotide, which can also be used in conjunction with omeprazole. Anti-inflammatory and gallbladder-dissolving treatments are necessary, and surgical intervention may be required when necessary.