Your pancreas gets inflamed when you have pancreatitis. A sizable gland located behind the stomach and close to the small intestine is the pancreas. Your pancreas mostly does two things: It helps you digest food by releasing potent digestive enzymes into your small intestine. It causes your body to release glucagon and insulin. Your body uses these hormones to regulate how it uses food for energy. When digestive enzymes start to function before your pancreas releases them, your pancreas may become injured. Acute pancreatitis is a brief period of acute inflammation. It can cause anything from minor pain to a serious, potentially fatal sickness. After receiving the appropriate care, the majority of persons with acute pancreatitis fully recover. Acute pancreatitis can, in extreme situations, result in bleeding, significant tissue damage, infection, and cysts. Other essential organs including the heart, lungs, and kidneys can also suffer damage from severe pancreatitis. Inflammation persists for a long time in chronic pancreatitis. After a bout of acute pancreatitis, it occurs most frequently. Long-term heavy drinking of alcohol is another major contributing factor. Heavy drinking can damage your pancreas, which may not show symptoms for several years until you develop severe pancreatitis symptoms.
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