The patient is not very old, only thirty-four or thirty-five years old. If something goes wrong, it would be a significant blow to the family.
It's tough for any family to raise a son.
At thirty-four or thirty-five, the patient is essentially taking over the family burden from his father, with a rapidly rising career and just recently married with a child. One can imagine how much impact it would have on the family's life if something were to happen.
Why is the mortality rate of acute pancreatitis high?
Firstly, why does it cause low blood pressure?
The main reason for the drop in blood pressure is the secretion of substances like bradykinin.
Bradykinin can dilate blood vessels, causing the patient's blood vessel capacity to increase, leading to low blood pressure, accompanied by symptoms such as pronounced thirst and cold limbs.
If it were only low blood pressure, it wouldn't necessarily be fatal.
