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Ate a lot of dairy today. (greek yogurt, turkey club with cheese, chicken melts, and pb&j sandwich). am i at risk for pancreatitis? i'm at a healthy weight, not diabetec, and don't drink alcohol. i'd appreciate some feedback. thanks?

Q: ate a lot of dairy today. (greek yogurt, turkey club with cheese, chicken melts, and pb&j sandwich). am i at risk for pancreatitis? i'm at a healthy weight, not diabetec, and don't drink alcohol. i'd appreciate some feedback. thanks?

: Development of pancreatitis has nothing to do with ingestion of dairy products. Genetic predisposition, excessive alcohol, gallbladder disease, extremely high lipid levels - all yes. Milk products - no

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Development of pancreatitis has nothing to do with ingestion of dairy products. Genetic predisposition, excessive alcohol, gallbladder disease, extremely high lipid levels - all yes. Milk products - no

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Answered 9/1/2021

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A member asked:

Ate a lot of dairy today. (greek yogurt, turkey club with cheese, chicken melts, and pb&j sandwich). am i at risk for pancreatitis? i'm at a healthy weight, not diabetec, and don't drink alcohol. i'd appreciate some feedback. thanks?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Arnold Lentnek answered

Dr Ferranti agreed

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