pancreatitis

He died the following year of pancreatitis at age 33.

What can I do to keep pancreatitis from coming back?

One was a group of patients in England with pancreatitis.

He died in 1969, not yet 43 years old, from acute pancreatitis.

Although most people get well after an attack of pancreatitis, problems can occur.

According to one estimate, about 200,000 Americans develop pancreatitis each year.

Patients who are believed to have pancreatitis should stop taking the drug, the agency said.

Twenty-two of the patients with pancreatitis died, the study found.

Children may be more sensitive to the side effects of this drug, especially pancreatitis.

Many mutations that can lead to pancreatitis have been found.

Very high triglycerides may lead to pancreatitis in certain people.

This may suggest that the treatment of pancreatitis has improved.

The use of drugs which are known to have an association with pancreatitis should be avoided.

Patients with alcoholic pancreatitis may be less likely to respond.

It can be difficult to determine if infection was the cause or a result of pancreatitis.

We had a lady with acute pancreatitis, in a lot of pain.

Three or four days after the surgery I developed pancreatitis and became really ill.

His death has been attributed to both pneumonia and pancreatitis.

It may increase your risk of liver damage or pancreatitis.

Each year, acute pancreatitis sends more than 200,000 Americans to the hospital.

People with diabetes or chronic pancreatitis are also at increased risk.

Acute pancreatitis occurs suddenly and usually goes away in a few days with treatment.

These drugs may have systemic side effects including diabetes and pancreatitis.

But there is a chance of relapse, and pancreatitis can be deadly.

"She encountered other problems, including pancreatitis; that almost killed her in December," he said.