7. Fever and Chills: The Inflammatory Response
Fever and chills in the context of a pancreatic pseudocyst can be indicative of an infection within the cyst. This is a serious complication and requires prompt medical attention. The body responds to the infection by raising its core temperature, resulting in a fever, while chills are a natural response to the increased body temperature.
Patients experiencing these symptoms in conjunction with other signs of a pancreatic pseudocyst should seek medical care immediately. Treatment might involve antibiotics to treat the infection and possibly drainage of the infected pseudocyst.
Continued in the following sections, we will delve deeper into the remaining symptoms associated with pancreatic pseudocysts, providing comprehensive insights and guidance on their recognition and management. Stay tuned for more in-depth information as we continue to navigate through the complexities of this condition. (7)
