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Is there any kind of link between stress and pancreatitis? It seems

to me that I have flareups when I'm stressed. I know for me stress

brings out strange bouts of weird illness and I was wondering if

stress could effect the pancreas as well. I've been stressed quite a

bit this year and have been hospitalized 4 times already this year.

Thanks,

Denice

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Denice,

yes, Stress can cause pancreatitis, at least, according to

my doctors it can. I have had several small flareups and one

major attack caused by stress. It's not easy trying to avoid

stress, but you are not alone in it causing pancreas

problems.

Kimber

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Dear Denice:

Most definitely! Stress can cause a flare up of pancreatitis.

Also, the body does not differentiate between " good " stress

and " bad " stress. So if you are undergoing changes that are

wonderful and happy, etc. etc. that can bring on a flare. For

instance, my son got married two years ago. I felt wonderful,

everything going fine, and bang! Brought on a major attack. Stress

should be at the top of the list as triggers really.

Hope this helps.

Kaye NC

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Hello,

I do not think there is much in the medical literature on this but

simply ask any person who suffers from pancreatitis (you have ehehe)

and you will quickly learn that there is a direct relationship

between increased stress and increased attacks. It certainly is not

the cause for the pancreatitis itself -- I can't imagine stress

alone could cause a first attack. But certainly once you are prone

to attacks, stress can start the enzymatic cascades that will

trigger an attack. From my experience I know this is true.

Health,

Bert

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> Is there any kind of link between stress and pancreatitis? It

seems

> to me that I have flareups when I'm stressed. I know for me

stress

> brings out strange bouts of weird illness and I was wondering if

> stress could effect the pancreas as well. I've been stressed

quite a

> bit this year and have been hospitalized 4 times already this year.

>

> Thanks,

> Denice

It has been physically proven that stress is not a favorable

environment for healing. Heart rate increases; BP increases;

hormones fluctuate; respirations are inconsistent. Stress breeds

stress; much like those dust bunnies under our couches. Life has an

uncanny way of throwing things just out our reach or; below the

belt. I am certainly not the best one to ask about how to handle

stress. But yes it can make it difficult to heal or be healed; and

if you have an achilles heal; that is one place it will show itself

physically.

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Kind of becomes a vicious cycle, doesn't it?! Stress from the pain and from

being broke due to medical bills and then pain from the stress and more medical

bills....... !! Anita

Re: Stress/Pancreatitis

Denice,

yes, Stress can cause pancreatitis, at least, according to

my doctors it can. I have had several small flareups and one

major attack caused by stress. It's not easy trying to avoid

stress, but you are not alone in it causing pancreas

problems.

Kimber

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Kimber

Vallejo, CA

hominid2@...

Note: All advice given is personal opinion, not equal to

that of a licensed physician or health care professional.

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Denice,

my geography is terrible. Roundbout where in CA is Moreno

Valley? I have a couple of doctors listed in the SF Bay

Area, 3 for UCLA and I might be able to find others if I can

figure out where roughtly you are located (thanks to my bad

geography).

Kimber

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Vallejo, CA

hominid2@...

Note: All advice given is personal opinion, not equal to

that of a licensed physician or health care professional.

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