Milky white plasma due to pancreatitis

Plasma is one of the components of blood, accounting for 55-65% of the total blood volume and plays an important role in nourishing the body. Normally, plasma is a clear, pale yellow fluid. The case of milky white plasma is mainly due to an unreasonable diet such as eating a lot of animal viscera.

In addition, a sedentary lifestyle and drinking alcohol for many years cause patients to develop lipid disorders. Therefore, people with pancreatitis need to have a scientific diet, control weight, increase fiber and have regular blood tests to control and prevent complications caused by hyperlipidemia.

Pancreatitis often progresses very quickly and complicatedly, leading to serious complications and even death. Common symptoms are bloating, abdominal pain, nausea, pain in the epigastric area (just below the sternum), and bowel obstruction. In severe cases, if resuscitation treatment does not respond, the patient will have surgery to remove necrotic tissue.