I have no gallbladder and am gluten and dairy free, no sugar, low carb, low fat - I have had a pancreatic attack and am having an endoscopic ultrasound next month - I have had an MRI with and without contrast - results, 2 cysts in pancreas outside of two little branches that runs off the main branch - both are very small - hoping to clean up what ever has happened with food and supplements - I listened to some pancreatic dr’s from a hospital in Philadelphia and they said to go easy on onions, mushrooms and garlic as they are hard for the pancreas to digest
@@marlenenicholl6825 It will definitely turn into cancer, you will need the whipple procedure in your very near future. Get a second opinion ASAP. Hurry there’s no time to waste if you want to survive this.
Pancreatitis frequently coexists with other gastrointestinal disorders, which complicates dietary management. Patients may experience concurrent conditions such as peptic ulcer disease, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which necessitate careful consideration of dietary choices. Consequently, many foods that might otherwise be recommended for general health may exacerbate symptoms or interfere with the management of these additional gastrointestinal conditions.
All these great foods are supposed to help, but each year soil depletes, these foods have less nutrients than they are supposed to. Address fixing the soil and changing farming practices....bigger picture!
NICE guideline on Pancreatitis [NG104] Published sep 2018. Available at: www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng104/resources/pancreatitis-pdf-66141537952453 Practical guide to the management of acute pancreatitis (2019) Available at: fg.bmj.com/content/flgastro/10/3/292.full.pdf
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1. Leafy greens - spinach, kale, swiss chard
2. Blueberries
3. Turmeric
4. Garlic
5. Brocolli
6. Sweet potato
7. Red grapes
8. Yogurt
9. Spinach
10. Tomato
11. Beans
12. Nuts
13. Whole grains
14. Citrus fruits
15. Olive oil
16. Bell peppers
17. Berries
18. Fish
19. Papaya
20. Apples
Great list! Those foods are packed with nutrients and can really boost your health. Which one is your favourite?
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I have no gallbladder and am gluten and dairy free, no sugar, low carb, low fat - I have had a pancreatic attack and am having an endoscopic ultrasound next month - I have had an MRI with and without contrast - results, 2 cysts in pancreas outside of two little branches that runs off the main branch - both are very small - hoping to clean up what ever has happened with food and supplements - I listened to some pancreatic dr’s from a hospital in Philadelphia and they said to go easy on onions, mushrooms and garlic as they are hard for the pancreas to digest
Good luck with it hit all and do listen to your doctor
Do you have acute pancreatitis
@@mindhunter2534 I had the end of Feb 2024 - fever, chills, pain left upper abdomen under rib cage
@@marlenenicholl6825 It will definitely turn into cancer, you will need the whipple procedure in your very near future. Get a second opinion ASAP. Hurry there’s no time to waste if you want to survive this.
@ why do you say that - both cysts are tiny, only O.75 cm and they are benign - I am having a follow-up MRI January 15th
Pancreatitis frequently coexists with other gastrointestinal disorders, which complicates dietary management. Patients may experience concurrent conditions such as peptic ulcer disease, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which necessitate careful consideration of dietary choices. Consequently, many foods that might otherwise be recommended for general health may exacerbate symptoms or interfere with the management of these additional gastrointestinal conditions.
I agree with you. Thank you for your comment. This video is for information purposes only, and it is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
😍 thankyou sooo much
Hi, you are welcome. Thank you for watching, and I hope these work for you.
Exelent tips to avoid pancreatic disorders
Thank you for watching. I am grateful for your comment as it helps RUclips promote the video!
I keep getting it a year apart but it seems to intensify
Thank you for taking the time to comment and watch. Do try some of the tips I mentioned in this video.
After pancreas stent removel diet and life style tell me please 🙏
Yes, should be ok.
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@@debbiekousmat6101 try this www.royaldevon.nhs.uk/media/30la5ats/dietary-information-for-acute-pancreatitis.pdf
All these great foods are supposed to help, but each year soil depletes, these foods have less nutrients than they are supposed to. Address fixing the soil and changing farming practices....bigger picture!
NICE guideline on Pancreatitis [NG104] Published sep 2018. Available at:
www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng104/resources/pancreatitis-pdf-66141537952453
Practical guide to the management of acute pancreatitis (2019) Available at:
fg.bmj.com/content/flgastro/10/3/292.full.pdf
🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Thank you