New Year's Hu eats and drinks, and after the festival they "group out of the hospital"

Modern Express News (correspondent Wu Dandan reporter Yan Junchen) "This is my recorded post-discharge diet precautions, sent to you back must be carefully watched." "On the morning of February 10, in the first ward of the Department of Gastroenterology of the Affiliated Hospital of Nantong University, chief physician Ku Xiaoling was sending a video to two pancreatitis patients who were about to be discharged, which was a video of dietary precautions that she specially recorded for them." Remember, whether it's a New Year's holiday or a daily diet, don't overeat! When she was about to leave the hospital, Ku Xiaoling repeatedly told them.

△ New Year's "eating injuries" hospitalized patients courtesy of the correspondent

As the saying goes, "every festive season to gain three pounds" "years ago a small wild waist, years after the bucket waist". The holiday illness caused by eating and drinking has not been late. According to Pu Xiaoling, around the Spring Festival, the number of patients hospitalized for pancreatitis in the two wards of the Gastroenterology Department of Tongda Affiliated Hospital was close to 50, accounting for 1/3 of the number of hospitalizations, and there were more than 20 pancreatitis patients during the festival in the first ward of the Department of Gastroenterology where she was located. After this period of treatment, they began to be discharged one after another, on the 9th and 10th, four treatment groups in the two wards discharged a total of 16 patients, and there was a scene of patients being discharged in groups.

Among the patients who have not yet been discharged from the hospital, there is a Mr. Yang who lives in Nantong City. He is slightly fat and usually has basic diseases such as high blood pressure and diabetes. In May last year, Mr. Yang was urgently admitted to the hospital for treatment because he could not resist the temptation of food, overeating, and severe pain in his abdomen all night, and the examination found that it was acute pancreatitis. This year's Spring Festival, he once again "ate" himself into the hospital.

"After eating some pig's trotters on the third night of the New Year, I always feel uncomfortable and flatulent, thinking that I may eat too much to digest and digest on the line, the next day I still have stomach pain, thinking about whether it will be a recurrence of acute pancreatitis, and quickly go to the hospital." Mr. Yang recalled. After admission to the hospital, it was found that the serum amylase was more than three times the normal value, and through imaging and biochemical testing, it was determined that acute pancreatitis had found the door. After several days of fasting, stomach protection, acid suppression and other symptomatic treatment, Mr. Yang's abdominal pain after three days of hospitalization has been significantly alleviated, and he can now eat liquid food, and then he can be discharged from the hospital after a few days of observation, and can spend the tail of the Spring Festival holiday at home. "After I am discharged from the hospital this time, I must control my mouth, step on my legs, lose weight well, control it well, and never 'enter the palace three times'!" Mr. Yang said.

Pu Xiaoling said that the New Year festival is a high incidence of acute pancreatitis, big fish and meat, long eating time, alcohol intake and other factors have become a risk factor for inducing pancreatitis, in the past many gastroenterologists including her have issued health reminders to the general public through video platforms, newspapers and other carriers, such as avoiding overeating and alcoholism, high-fat, high-protein diet to be moderate, especially people with a history of hyperlipidemia, but also to adhere to a low-fat diet, take lipid-lowering drugs, Patients with cholelithiasis should pay attention to a light diet, but many people still turn a deaf ear, and finally give holiday diseases, including pancreatitis, an opportunity.

Pu Xiaoling once again reminded that pancreatitis is not only in holidays, but also overeating in daily life will also come to the door, so he reminds the general public that after continuous full meals or excessive drinking, if there is abdominal pain, especially sudden epigastric or left upper abdomen persistent severe pain or knife-like pain, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, fever and other symptoms to seek medical treatment in time, delayed medical treatment will lead to shock, involving the lungs, liver, kidneys, breathing and other organs.