What are the common symptoms of acute hemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis?

The common symptoms of acute hemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis include abdominal pain, abdominal bulge, high fever, etc.

1. Abdominal pain

is stimulated by inflammation, which can lead to edema of pancreatic tissue, necrosis of surrounding blood vessels, and stimulation of peritoneum, nerves and other tissues, thus causing abdominal pain.

2. Abdominal bulge

With extensive necrosis of blood vessels, it will also exude a large amount of blood, and accumulate in the retroperitoneal space, causing local pressure to increase, resulting in abdominal bulge.

3. High fever

necrotic tissue in the process of repair and necrosis, but also release a large number of heat sources, so that the body produces more heat than heat dissipation, thus causing high fever.