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Child Has Stomach Pain. Ultrasound Shows Pancreatitis. What Should I Do?
my son is 14 years old one month back he is suffering from stomach pain doctor suggest ultra sound scan in that report shows mild pancreatitis . again after one month the report shows pancreatitis but a little less in comparision to the last report. amylase levels are 90 and lipase levels are 110.what should i do?Please give me advise. thank u USHA
Hello Usha and thanks for the query
Pancreatitis is uncommon at this age and it has unknown origin in some cases. You need to give your child a good effective course of antibiotic (if not given earlier). The other line of treatment is conservative and depends on the symptoms the patient is facing. So do not get woried about the USG report, inflammation of pancreas take time to recover. I what to know the symptoms your child is suffering from before giving any further advice. Write back to me.
Best Wishes
hello usha,
pancreatitis is the swelling of pancrease located behind stomach,mainly help in digestion by releasing digetive enzymes.
avoid heavy food
drink plenty of fluids and enzyme syrup that will help in digestive process of organ . you can use ARISOZYME OR BESTOZYME SYRUP.
Stopping food or fluid by mouth to limit the activity of the pancreas, and then slowly starting an oral dieT
Eating the right diet is important for people with chronic pancreatitis. A nutritionist can help you create the best diet to maintain a healthy weight and receive the correct vitamins and minerals. All patients should be:
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Child Has Stomach Pain. Ultrasound Shows Pancreatitis. What Should I Do?
Hello Usha and thanks for the query Pancreatitis is uncommon at this age and it has unknown origin in some cases. You need to give your child a good effective course of antibiotic (if not given earlier). The other line of treatment is conservative and depends on the symptoms the patient is facing. So do not get woried about the USG report, inflammation of pancreas take time to recover. I what to know the symptoms your child is suffering from before giving any further advice. Write back to me. Best Wishes