ACUTE & CHRONIC PANCREATION DISEASE

Acute & Chronic Pancreatitis Treatment in Jabalpur

Pancreatitis is the inflammation of the pancreas — a vital organ responsible for digestion and blood sugar regulation. It occurs in two primary forms:

  • Acute Pancreatitis: A sudden inflammation that can range from mild discomfort to a life-threatening condition.

  • Chronic Pancreatitis: A long-standing inflammation that gradually destroys pancreatic tissue, leading to permanent damage.

Early diagnosis and advanced treatment are essential for preventing complications such as pancreatic necrosis, diabetes, malnutrition, or even pancreatic cancer.

Dr. K.K. Verma, a leading gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary surgeon in Jabalpur, specializes in diagnosing and treating all stages of pancreatitis. His approach combines cutting-edge medical technology with individualized treatment plans for long-term relief and recovery.

How Do I Help Patients Diagnose Pancreatitis?

Accurate diagnosis of pancreatitis involves a comprehensive clinical assessment supported by modern imaging and lab investigations. This ensures timely intervention and reduces complications.

Blood Tests

Enzyme levels such as amylase and lipase are typically elevated during pancreatitis and help confirm the diagnosis.

Ultrasound (USG)

A non-invasive imaging technique used to check for gallstones or inflammation in the pancreas.

CT Scan

A detailed scan of the pancreas helps assess inflammation, fluid collection, necrosis, or abscess formation.

MRI / MRCP (Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography)

Advanced imaging to evaluate the pancreatic ducts, bile ducts, and surrounding structures.

Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)

High-resolution endoscopy combined with ultrasound to detect small tumors, stones, or strictures in the pancreas.

Stool Fat Test

Used in chronic pancreatitis to assess exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, which leads to poor fat digestion.

Treatment Options for Chronic Pancreatitis

Chronic pancreatitis demands long-term management strategies to preserve pancreatic function and prevent complications.

Lifestyle Changes)

Complete abstinence from alcohol and smoking Low-fat, high-protein diet Hydration and vitamin supplementation

Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement Therapy (PERT)

Digestive enzymes are prescribed to improve food absorption and manage steatorrhea (fatty stools).

Insulin Therapy

For patients who develop diabetes as a result of pancreatic damage.

Endoscopic Treatment

ERCP to remove stones or place stents in strictured pancreatic ducts Endoscopic cyst drainage for pseudocysts

Surgical Intervention

In advanced cases: Pancreaticojejunostomy (Puestow Procedure): Drainage of the pancreatic duct to relieve pain Partial Pancreatectomy: Removal of the damaged portion Total Pancreatectomy: Rare, but used in end-stage disease

Post-Recovery Care and Support

Recovery from pancreatitis involves not only healing the pancreas but also restoring overall health.

Regular Medical Monitoring

Scheduled follow-ups with lab tests and imaging to assess pancreatic function and detect recurrence.

Dietary and Nutritional Guidance

Our dieticians prepare personalized meal plans that support digestion, maintain weight, and reduce inflammation.

Pain Management

Non-narcotic medications and nerve block therapy to address chronic pain without addiction risks.

Psychological Support

Patients with chronic pain or lifestyle changes may experience stress, anxiety, or depression. Our team provides counseling and support programs to help them adapt.

Why Choose Dr. K.K. Verma for Pancreatitis Treatment in Jabalpur?

Choosing the right specialist can make all the difference in outcomes and quality of life.

Don’t ignore the signs of pancreatitis. Book a consultation with Dr. K.K. Verma today for expert diagnosis and personalized care.

FAQ

Acute: Sudden upper abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fever.
Chronic: Persistent abdominal pain, oily stools, weight loss.

Acute pancreatitis can fully resolve with treatment. Chronic pancreatitis leads to irreversible damage but symptoms can be managed.

Yes, chronic inflammation of the pancreas increases the risk of pancreatic cancer, especially after many years.

A low-fat, high-protein, and nutrient-rich diet is essential. Enzyme therapy may be needed if digestion is impaired.

Gallstones, excessive alcohol intake, high triglyceride levels, and certain medications are leading causes.

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