Pancreatitis can lead to severe complications. This may involve:
Infection: Acute pancreatitis can make your pancreas weak, easily acquire bacteria-related problems, and cause disease. Pancreatic disorders are intensive and may need surgery at the end to remove the infected tissue.

Kidney Failure: Acute pancreatitis can also cause kidney failure and can be treated with dialysis if the problem persists.

Pancreatic Cancer: The inflammation caused by chronic Pancreatitis may develop pancreatic cancer. The long-prevailing condition causes chronic illness.

Malnutrition: Acute and chronic Pancreatitis can lead to malnutrition, weight loss, and diarrhea. Acute and chronic Pancreatitis can produce fewer enzymes that are required to break down and process nutrients from the food one intakes.
Breathing Problem: Acute pancreatitis can lead to a fall in oxygen levels in your blood. It can lead to harmful effects on the lungs.

Diabetes: Pancreatitis can damage the insulin-producing cells in your pancreas, ultimately leading to diabetes. Thus it increases the blood sugar level in your body.

It is pretty rare when Pancreatitis needs immediate emergency attention. Though, a medical emergency is required when:

• You are suffering severe Pain in your abdomen, and the sitting problem persists.
• The patient is facing trouble controlling the bowel, and there is a stool problem.

Medication may help manage pancreatitis pain and offer temporary relief. Patients may receive artificial digestive enzymes for chronic Pancreatitis if the production is insufficient. Patients with severe infections may need surgery if other treatments do not work well. If gallstones are detected, surgery is required to remove them. The surgery removes the pancreas’s dead parts and all the possible infections. At Padda Institute, we offer celiac plexus block treatment to diagnose and treat acute & chronic Pancreatitis or pancreatic cancer. The procedure usually takes up to one hour; being an outpatient procedure, you may go home the same day.