Why does pancreatitis recur?

Pancreatitis may occur repeatedly due to alcoholism, overeating, biliary tract disease, etc.

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Alcohol contained in alcohol can stimulate pancreatic secretion, causing pancreatic duct pressure to rise, causing pancreatitis. If the patient still drinks alcohol after recovery, it may lead to repeated episodes of the disease.

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Eating too much food in a short period of time can stimulate pancreatic secretion, and can also increase pancreatic duct pressure, causing the disease. For patients who do not adjust their eating habits after recovery, the recurrence rate may increase.

3. Biliary tract disease

Biliary tract disease is one of the common causes of recurrent pancreatitis, such as biliary stones, inflammation, parasites and other diseases may lead to lower common bile duct obstruction, and then cause acute pancreatitis.