Can acute pancreatitis be cured?

Acute pancreatitis usually recovers when treated promptly.

Acute pancreatitis is a severe inflammatory reaction in the pancreas that occurs in a short period of time, usually caused by pancreatic duct obstruction, alcohol stimulation, drug side effects, or infection. Mild acute pancreatitis is usually treated with non-surgical methods such as fasting, gastrointestinal decompression, pain relief, and fluid replacement. Severe acute pancreatitis can be treated surgically, such as pancreatectomy, necrotic tissue removal, etc. Most patients recover after these treatments. If the patient's condition is serious and treatment is not timely, it may threaten life.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as regular rest, reasonable diet, moderate exercise, etc., can help prevent the occurrence of acute pancreatitis.