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Acute Pancreatis
scottyc33 Tue Nov 17, 2009 2:37 am
CS - do you know anything about acute pancreatis?
My boss was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with it yesterday.
He's 60 years old, non-drinker.
I looked it up on Wikipedia and none of the "common causes" seem to apply to him.
My boss was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with it yesterday.
He's 60 years old, non-drinker.
I looked it up on Wikipedia and none of the "common causes" seem to apply to him.
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Re: Acute Pancreatis
CausticSymmetry Tue Nov 17, 2009 3:05 am
scottyc33 - Is he taking any kind of medications?
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Re: Acute Pancreatis
scottyc33 Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:58 am
CausticSymmetry wrote:scottyc33 - Is he taking any kind of medications?
I do know that he was in India, caught a nasty bug and was on antibiotics for awhile.
I am not aware of any other medications.
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Re: Acute Pancreatis
CausticSymmetry Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:12 am
scottyc33 - I'm fairly confident it's from the use of cipro.
My knowledge on acute pancreatitis is limited, but I do know to take a very large supply of
pancreatin. I would suggest taking mega doses of pancreatin, this will put a great ease on the pancreas.
Additionally would look into taking active B12 and antioxidants, especially curcumin to dampen free-radicals.
Note that curcumin is used to treat pancreatitis.
My knowledge on acute pancreatitis is limited, but I do know to take a very large supply of
pancreatin. I would suggest taking mega doses of pancreatin, this will put a great ease on the pancreas.
Additionally would look into taking active B12 and antioxidants, especially curcumin to dampen free-radicals.
Note that curcumin is used to treat pancreatitis.
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