#pancreasproblems

[imthegirlthatnooneeverknows]

So, as many of you know, I've been in and out of the hospital with severe pancreatitis for the past 6 (ish) months.

Its been a long and painful few months. I'm exhausted, I'm frustrated, and (as it goes) in debt.

I really hate asking but if anyone has anything they could possibly donate that would be amazing and help immensely. I've been trying so hard to get back on my feet again but sometimes it's just so hard.

My PayPal link is paypal.me/mickieayla123 if anyone would like to donate anything . If not it's okay. If anyone just wants to chat then dm me!

Thank you so much :) 💋 Mikki

[drniravvakani]

7 Symptoms of Pancreas Problems You Should Never Ignore

The pancreas plays a vital role in digestion and blood sugar control, but problems with this organ are often ignored until they become serious. Recognizing early warning signs can help you get timely treatment and avoid complications.

Here are 7 symptoms of pancreas problems you should never ignore:

Upper abdominal pain - Pain that may spread to the back is a common sign of pancreatic issues.

Unexplained weight loss - Sudden weight loss without dieting can indicate poor digestion or pancreatic disease.

Nausea and vomiting - Frequent digestive discomfort may be linked to pancreas problems.

Loss of appetite - Feeling full quickly or not wanting to eat can be a warning sign.

Fatty or oily stools – Difficulty digesting fats can cause greasy stools.

Jaundice - Yellowing of the skin or eyes may occur due to bile duct blockage.

Blood sugar changes - The pancreas controls insulin, so sudden changes may signal a problem.

Ignoring these symptoms can lead to serious conditions like pancreatitis or pancreatic tumors. Early diagnosis and expert care are important for effective treatment and recovery.

[healthylifeweb]

Are There Warning Signs Your Pancreas Is In Trouble? - Healthy Life Web

Stomach aches and bowel problems can be uncomfortable. There's often no quick and obvious answer to what's causing them. One possible

[mahorsley]

T1D

I’ve been living with Type 1 Diabetes for 21 years and if I’m being honest, it absolutely sucks! When people hear the word “Diabetic” they automatically assume we can’t have sugar and that as long as we don’t consume it we’re fine. NOT TRUE. Being a Diabetic is so much more than just avoiding things high in sugar. Diabetes is a full time job. Between constantly checking your blood sugar, counting carbs and taking insulin it feels like most of your day is consumed with managing your illness. Over the past 21 years I have struggled with severe depression and anxiety due to my being a Diabetic. When I think of my childhood I think about that piece of cake I wasn’t allowed to have at birthday parties; that Capri Sun I couldn’t drink with my friends at school; that game of Marco Polo I had to miss out on at the local pool because I had to reconnect my insulin pump. I could go on about diabetes related memories from my childhood but I’ll leave it at that. I’ve seen multiple doctors and therapists who all tell me I’m not a Diabetic, I just have Diabetes. And while that may not make the most sense to a normal person, as a diabetic the difference between the two are everything. To this day I still struggle with accepting the fact that I have Diabetes. I feel like it controls every aspect of my life. I can’t remember the last time I actually felt “good” all day. Between the highs and the lows, it seems like I am always sick. Most days I just want to give up. I want to stop all the insulin injections, stop all the finger pricks, stop all the carb counting, stop all the dieting. I just want to eat that piece of cake and not have to worry about how many carbs are in it or how I’m going to feel afterwards. I want to wear a swimsuit without feeling self conscious about all the scars on my stomach and thighs. I want to wear a tank top without somebody asking what’s on my arm (my sensor). I’m sick of doctors appointments, lab work, and pharmacy visits. I’m sick of drinking juice when my blood sugar drops. But most of all I’m sick of being a Diabetic. 

[horatorastudios]

Imma model, imma model, imma model. I’m fucking have so much medication in my system that I feel like a drugstore. #glendaleadventist #pancreasproblems #drugs #antibiotics #potassiumchloride (at Adventist Health) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1tzPBOhp3N/?igshid=ns6xc8wdxjoc

[endochampion]

It only took me 6 medications to get me going on my hilly 4.8 miles this morning. #runrocknrollchicago #endochampion #endometriosis #endofoundrunner #pancreasproblems #imthirsty #itshotoutside https://www.instagram.com/p/BzWn3UFgo3A/?igshid=n8zfouldwq8r

[mri-radiology-blog]

pancreatic head tumor?!✔️ with biliary and pancreatic hypertension and the presence of choledoch and pancreatic duct breaks, a typical example🇷🇺опухоль головки поджелудочной железы, с билиарной и панкреатической гипертензией, и наличием обрыва холедоха и панкреатического протока, типичный пример #pancreas#pancreasproblems#pancreastumor#поджелудочнаяжелеза#опухоль#опухольподжелудочнойжелезы#онкология #мрт#mri#mri_radiology#radiopaedia#medicalstudent#radiologist#radiologystudent#technologist#radiologytech#radiologyschool#radiology https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs0xV8jlDpL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u7fqpmfuxtva

[theediabeticwonder-blog]

Literally LOLd! We've been explaining the ins and outs of diabetes to my non T1 son and he's always saying "ohhh so my body just does things on its own but Carter's doesn't!"And then usually follows that up with "good thing I don't have diabetes"! 😏 We just laugh (he's 6) and tell him to appreciate a fully working pancreas! 😂😂❤ #invisibleillness #neonataldiabetes #monogenicdiabetes #t1d #t1toddler #t1dlookslikeme #infantsandinsulin #t1dmom #t1modsquad #pancreas #pancreasproblems #insulindependent