Your Body Screams About Pancreatic Issues! The First Signs of Pancreatic Disease.

The pancreas is an organ that, when it malfunctions, can cause serious health problems. Why is it so important to monitor its condition? What dangerous surprises can pancreatic diseases present? Why can the pancreas deteriorate almost without symptoms? In this video, we will discuss the role of the pancreas, the symptoms of its diseases, and the specifics of its diagnosis.

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[LoneWolf-qvlx]

I went through stage 3 Cancer where my kidney, lung and pancreas had a spot. My pancreas had minor atrophy. Now after chemo and radiation I’m hoping that the spots don’t come back. My colon cancer is also gone. Blessings to everyone.

[maybelline]

Lost my son & only child 4 months ago. He fought 3 yrs with pancreatic cancer stage 4 + metastasic liver. Miss him so so much

[ianstewartorr]

I’ve been nearly 12 years sober that’s what caused my pancreatitis I nearly died because of alcohol addiction greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[Doesitstop]

I lost my mother to pancreatic cancer 2 years ago. We missed the signs or better yet she downplayed the symptoms until i noticed she started losing weight and jaundice had set in. She fought it for 18 months but her body could no longer take it. Boy, I miss her so much!!!

[PURDY_POISON]

I had pancreatitis twice. I wouldnt wish that on an enemy. The pain was soo bad.

[Hansha-hh]

My husband had pancreas stag 3 and whipple surgery was done.
He survie 5 yrs.
Ha had 52 chemotherapy.
He was always happy during his treatment we went on holidays..
He passed away 2 yrs now...as he did not suffered last end of his life.
He went in coma and passed away in dubai holidays with all the family...he went in
Be strong be happy...❤

[scottstone]

I had a fatty liver and pancreatitis. I lost 80 lbs and cut out carbs. Also reversed type 2 diabetes. All about intake and exercise.

[joycekwan]

Yes your first signs of pancreatic disease is really accurate.
I was having trouble digesting food and often goes to the toilet after eating. I was confused as to how could my food digested so quickly. As the months passed, I started to lose weight. I am a diabetic, I thought it was the medicine which had side effects as I was introduced to a new tablet. When I told my diabetes doctor of my often going to the toilet, she wrote a letter for me to do a CT scan in the hospital. After the scan it was found that I had a tumour growth in my pancreas. I was even starting to turn yellow which was jaudice setting in as the tumour had blocked the bile duct. Finally the surgeon set an earlier date for my surgery as it seem the juandice is getting worst. Finally I had a wimple surgery to remove my gall bladder and a sten was placed into my bile duct to prevent me from getting jaudice. Next I had about 58 cm of the small intestines removed as it was damaged by the tumour. He had to cut many damged blood vessels and joined back. Finally it was found to be a hardened tumour and he had it removed and send for biopsy, later it was found to be cancerous. As such I had to go through chemotherapy for 6 sessions. Then in between going for monthly checkups. Thanks to God that due to the hardened tumour I am alive till this day. so please, anyone who is reading this . Do not over look any symtoms or changes in your body. God bless everyone.

[doloreswinsbarrow]

Thanks for the video. Was diagnosed with diverticulitis 7 yrs ago. I changed my diet, and it never bother me again. Thanks u JESUS.

[X]

Two of my good friends were diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer and were dead within a few months. The younger man complained about lower back problems for years and believed it was work related. For both it was a painful death and I believe they were thankful when the end came.

[CowboySurvival]

Related to my illness, I went into the hospital in my hometown on a Thursday evening through the ER. Laid in a bed for SIX days getting little more than IV and antibiotics. NEVER.... I repeat....NEVER once did I receive a visit from a doctor. After much begging, I got them to release me ( they would not transfer me). I went to a hospital 75 miles away in a big city, went to the ER, was diagnosed with necrotizing pancreatitis, and immediately was admitted to the ICU. Over the next week I was seen by no fewer than FIVE doctors EACH DAY.

Never let yourself be admitted to a hospital without determining that they have the skills and staff to handle your issue. To do otherwise is to invite potential DEATH!

[jacquelinejones]

My husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after they had been treating him for months for a duodenal ulcer . He was stage 4 . 6 weeks to live and exactly 6 weeks later he passed away in agony . That was ten years ago to the day . 😢

[peypsk]

Please, anyone with pancreas problems read this. I’ve read studies due to my chronic pancreatitis and have found that taking 8000mg of good cod liver oil a day stops visits to hospital. I was in hospital on average three time a year with bad flare ups until I started taking the oil. I have had only one visit in three years since so please, it must be doing something good and costs pennies!

[CowboySurvival]

2 years ago, I experienced a bout of necrotizing pancreatitis as a result of taking a medication to treat my Type II Diabetes. I was given a 30% chance of survival. After 12 weeks that included 3 weeks of feeding by tube, 7 endoscopic procedures to remove necrotic tissue, losing over 80% of my pancreas, and losing 25% of my body weight, I am happy to announce that I am now living a healthy and energetic lifestyle. I do not eat red meat, processed pork, fried foods, or high-fat dairy products ( including ZERO butter). I manage my portions, drink a protein drink every morning and eat light in the evenings. I am blessed to be the picture of health (except of course for the insulin injections and the "missing" 80% of my pancreas). I take no enzymes and have ZERO intestinal or digestive issues since my illness. I thank my expert physicians at St Thomas West in Nashville and the great blessings and mercy of a forgiving and awesome GOD!

[peachesb-georgia]

My sister in law passed from pancreatic cancer... she was diagnosed in September and passed in December... she did complain about her stomach and I noticed that she had lost weight... she went on a cruise in July and she caught COVID...oh my...it hurt so much to see how she suffered...i was her caregiver until we were able to get her round the clock care...i still get emotional sometimes when I think of her...i don't wish that on anyone...

[euchiron]

I had my first and only gallstone attack in 2020 that resulted in pancreatitis and it felt like a slow onset chest pain that came on over about half an hour, like a slowly tightening band around my chest and abdomen. It resulted in the removal of my gall bladder a few days later with no complications so far. I'm fortunate that my solution was pretty straightforward and simple

[vintage]

I have pancreatitis, but it is self-diagnosed. I saw what doctors offer and didn't want it. I eat with a view to anti-inflamatory foods. Eat no brominated flour. Almost all US bread is made with brominated flour. This is outlawed in many countries. Bad oils or anything even slightly rancid brings on an attack. Grapefruit juice helps pain.

[robh]

I experienced a very sudden onset of pancreatitis just before the holidays in December. I was fine leading up to the event, but within an hour or two I was experiencing rather violent episodes of vomiting followed by dry heaves. Within 12 hours of the first onset of these symptoms, I went to the emergency room at my local hospital. They did a CT scan, x-ray and blood tests - after 3 hours they concluded with the pancreatitis diagnosis and admitted me to the hospital. Fortunately, there are no signs of cancer but they could not definitively identify what triggered my episode. My triglycerides were very high and my enzymes were off-the-charts. I do not consume alcohol either. An aggressive re-hydration regimen and BRAT diet got me back on track, although it took a few weeks to regain my stamina after the 4-day hospital stint. I lost ten pounds and seem to have stabilized at that lower weight. My appetite is normal and the dietician recommended 4-6 light meals per day and to avoid all deep-fried foods and high carbs (basically, a healthy balanced diet). We are what we eat!

[psleep]

Our 30 yo daughter has necrotizing pancreatitis from alcoholism. She’s been hospitalized 7 times in the past 4 years. I wish she would want to get help and start healing. After watching this I’m worried it might be too late. Ty for the content.

[dorisy]

Jedus Christ, or whomever one chooses to believe in proves He exist every minute of the hour, every hour of every day. I am so happy for your
recovery. I was a healthcare worker and besides caring and assisting the patients, I prayed for and with those who believed daily. All love and praises!