Further Discussion on Chronic Pancreatitis—May 26, 1997

Further Discussion on Chronic Pancreatitis—May 26, 1997

The incidence of this disease is far higher than statistical data suggests, and most patients are misdiagnosed. Anyone with upper-left abdominal pain is almost certainly suffering from this disease, and the gallbladder-pancreas combination formula is effective. About 20% of pancreatitis pain is located under the sternum or on the right flank, which is even easier to misdiagnose. There is also a group of patients with neck pain (mostly on the left side), who often have a history of acute attacks, with pancreatic tissue adhering to local nerves, and lower-abdominal pulling pain is also observed in the same way.