How long does it take to cure pancreatitis and restore blood sugar to normal?

How long does it take for pancreatitis to recover to normal blood sugar needs to be judged according to the specific situation.

For patients with pancreatitis, changes in blood sugar are usually related to pancreatic secretion. When pancreatitis is mild, pancreatic secretion will be affected to some extent, but not completely lost. In this case, after active treatment and appropriate conditioning, blood sugar can be controlled to a certain extent and gradually return to normal, usually in about 1 month. However, in patients with severe pancreatitis, because the secretion function of the pancreas is severely impaired, surgery may even be required, and the recovery time of blood sugar will be prolonged, usually taking months to gradually return to normal.