On average, children and young people aged 5â17 years spent one and a half hours (91 minutes) per day on physical activity and over two hours a day (136 minutes) in screen-based activity with physical activity decreasing and screen-based activity increasing as age increased.
Pancreatitis can cause serious pain in the short term. Untreated cases and recurrences can lead to a chronic problem. The good news is that most cases can be treated. The symptoms of pancreatitis can be confusing. Symptoms such as stomachaches and back pain can have other causes.
Acute pancreatitis comes on suddenly, usually with mild to severe pain in the upper abdomen that may radiate to the back and occasionally to the chest. Pain often worsens when drinking alcohol or eating. In addition to pain, other pancreatitis symptoms include nausea and vomiting, fever, and a swollen, tense abdomen. Some individuals with chronic pancreatitis may experience little to no discomfort; however, most people have intermittent bouts of abdominal pain that can be severe, even constant.