What symptom does Yi adenitis have?

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Pancreatitis is a disease caused by the digestion of trypsin. The pancreas has edema, hyperemia, or hemorrhage, necrosis. Clinically, there are abdominal pain, abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, fever and other symptoms. The content of amylase in blood and urine increased. What symptom does so Yi adenitis have? I'd like to share my views with you.

What symptom does Yi adenitis have?

Symptom 1: sudden onset of severe abdominal pain; 95% of patients with acute pancreatitis have this symptom. Most of the pain was stabbing pain, blunt pain or knife cutting pain, which was persistent and could be aggravated paroxysmally. Most of them are located in the middle and upper abdomen, or in the upper abdomen, and radiate to the waist and back. The pain can be alleviated partly by sitting in front or lying on the knees. General analgesics are ineffective. A small number of patients without abdominal pain and sudden shock or coma, poor prognosis, one of the causes of sudden death.

Symptom 2: nausea, vomiting and fever; Most patients with acute pancreatitis will have nausea, vomiting and other symptoms after onset. And also accompanied by spit out food or bile, a few can spit out Ascaris; But it's important to know that vomiting doesn't relieve the pain. Most of the patients with pancreatitis have fever above moderate degree, and persistent fever or increasing day by day, so secondary infection should be suspected, such as pancreatic abscess or bile duct infection, etc.

Symptom 3: jaundice; A small number of patients with mild acute pancreatitis may have mild obstructive yellow scar, which is caused by the compression of the common bile duct by the enlarged pancreatic head. If jaundice persists and deepens, biliary calculus should be considered. In the late stage of jaundice, pancreatic abscess or pseudocyst should be considered as the cause of common bile duct compression, or secondary liver cell damage.

matters needing attention

Patients with acute pancreatitis should be fasting temporarily to avoid food and acid gastric juice entering the duodenum, causing stimulation to the pancreas and continuous damage to the pancreas. At this stage, nutrition mainly depends on parenteral supply. After the patient's symptoms are gradually relieved, they can eat non fat low protein liquid food, such as juice, rice soup, tomato juice, thin noodle soup, etc. When the disease gets better, it can be changed to low-fat liquid food, such as pig liver soup, soybean milk, egg white soup, pig waist soup, etc., and then it can be gradually changed to low-fat semi liquid food, 5-6 meals a day.