Pancreatitis Typhoid

Typhoid pancreatitis (pancreaticobronchitis abdominalis typhi) is a disease that is caused by pathogenic microorganisms from the Salmonella family - salmonella. It is characterized by damage to the pancreas and bronchi, as well as other complications such as ascites, peritonitis and septic shock.

Causes of typhoid pancreatitis: 1. Infection with Escherichia coli - the causative agent of typhoid fever. Bacteria enter the body through the mouth and spread through the intestines, causing an infectious process. 2. Inflammation of the pancreas is the result of bacteria from the intestines entering it. Typhoid fever can lead to acute or chronic pancreatitis. 3. Spread of infection through the circulatory system - bacteria can enter tissues and organs, including the pancreas. 4. Immune system disorders – a weakened immune system may not be able to cope with infection, which allows bacteria to spread within the body.

Symptoms of typhoid pancreatitis may include:

1. Nausea and vomiting 2. Abdominal pain 3. Bloating and gas 4. Diarrhea 5. Increased body temperature 6. Sweating 7. General weakness and fatigue 8. Decreased appetite 9. Weight loss 10. Body aches If you notice If you experience these symptoms, consult your doctor. Treatment is carried out with antibiotics, but they must be taken strictly as prescribed by the doctor - for this, contact a specialized clinic. If your condition worsens, call an ambulance for hospitalization.

Typhoid pancreatitis complications can cost a person his life without proper medical intervention. Take care of your health and do not forget about regular preventive examinations.