Symptoms of biliary pancreatitis

The symptoms of biliary pancreatitis generally include upper abdominal pain, fever, jaundice, etc.

1. Upper abdominal pain

biliary pancreatitis may lead to pancreatic swelling, stimulation of peripheral nerves, and then cause persistent or intermittent severe pain in the upper abdomen.

2. Fever After biliary

pancreatitis occurs, inflammation will cause the immune system to release immune mediators, acting on the temperature regulation center, causing the temperature to rise, and then causing fever.

3. Jaicterus

biliary pancreatitis may lead to bile duct blockage, leading to bile excretion disorders, cholestasis, causing jaundice, the patient's skin and eye mucosa will turn yellow.