14/02/2026
Lalit, 25, from Delhi, first experienced pancreatitis at 21 when severe vomiting and intense upper-abdominal pain struck suddenly. Tests confirmed acute pancreatitis, with amylase around 2500 and lipase near 800. He was hospitalized, kept nil by mouth, given IV support, and discharged after a week once levels fell.
Between 2022 and 2025, he suffered 5 to 6 recurrent attacks with no clear pattern. Another hospitalization followed, and doctors advised long-term enzyme use, possibly for life. Like many pancreatitis patients worldwide, his condition affected more than his health. Fear of food triggers pushed him to avoid eating out and slowly withdraw from social life.
His doctor brother was clear: conventional treatment largely manages symptoms and repeated attacks risk progression toward chronic pancreatitis. Searching for alternatives, Lalit’s family discovered Padaav Ayurveda. What stood out was the possibility of stopping enzymes, normalizing diet, and controlling disease progression.
At Padaav, Lalit completed a 21-day program in a calm, home-like environment. His appetite, energy, and confidence returned within days. He followed a structured routine covering diet, sleep, movement, and long-term lifestyle, backed by daily follow-ups even after returning home.
Eight months later, he reports no pain, no vomiting, improved energy, and a 10–11 kg weight gain. His takeaway is simple: diet discipline matters as much as treatment. If you are facing recurrent pancreatitis, reach out to Padaav Ayurveda early and give your pancreas a real chance to stabilize.