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Chronic pancreatitis with diabetics

2017-09-03 15:23:53
I have diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis with multiple stone ana diabetic.what should I do pls gv me some idea
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Have timely meals.. low fat, high fibre and drink plenty of water.

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