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Doesn't have any symptoms for chronic pancreatitis but in ultra scanning reported ..is panmate 25000 medicine is mandatory for life long
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Doesn't have any symptoms for chronic pancreatitis but in ultra scanning reported ..is panmate 25000 medicine is mandatory for life long - #3886

Bhanu

Asymptomatic chronic pancreatitis,does it effect life if I avoid medicine for the rest of life is it necessary to use medicine

Age: 25
Chronic illnesses: Asymptomatic Chronic pancreatitis
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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216 days ago
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Asymptomatic chronic pancreatitis can still lead to long-term damage to the pancreas, even if you're not experiencing noticeable symptoms. While avoiding medication might not seem necessary now, it's important to understand that the condition can cause complications like digestive issues, nutrient deficiencies, diabetes, and an increased risk of pancreatic cancer over time. Regular medical monitoring is crucial to track any changes, and lifestyle adjustments, such as avoiding alcohol and following a balanced, low-fat diet, can help manage the condition. It's best to consult a healthcare provider to determine whether medication or enzyme supplements are needed, depending on the progression of the disease.
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Bhanu
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216 days ago
Ok thank you
Bhanu
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216 days ago
Is allopathy better or ayurvedic better for this problem
If you've been diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis but you're not having symptoms, it might feel like, "Why bother with meds, right?" But here's the thing—chronic conditions, even when quiet, can sometimes sneak up on you. The decision to use medication like Panmate 25000 is something that you should seriously chat about with your doctor. In Ayurveda, we look at the root cause and support the digestive agni, which is crucial for pancreatic health. Even when asymptomatic, ensuring that your agni (digestive fire) is balanced is key. Avoiding heavy, fried, and processed foods can ease your digestive system. Instead, focus on light meals that are easy to digest, like kitchari. Sipping on warm water with a pinch of ginger throughout the day can gently nudge your digestive fire. Since each individual's prakriti (constitution) is different, I'd suggest incorporating herbs like guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) which is known to pacify pitta and enhance digestion. Take care, it's about listening to your body – if it tells you something doesn’t sit well, avoid it. Regularly practicing yoga and pranayama helps in maintaining a harmonious balance between your mind and body. However, if any symptoms crop up, it's important to revisit your regimen with a healthcare professional. Remember, the choice between lifelong medication and other forms of treatment should be made in concert with your healthcare provider, factoring in the specifics of your case. If symptoms don't appear, you might not need to use medication for life, but again, caution is crucial – the pancreas can be quite the mysterious organ! Stay open to both modern and traditional wisdom, but don't take risks with such conditions. Balancing the two approaches will likely serve you best.

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