Doctor Myasnikov told about the development of pancreatic necrosis due to alcohol in Russians

Doctor and TV presenter Alexander Myasnikov recommended that Russians observe moderation during the New Year's feast in order to avoid the risk of developing acute pancreatitis. He stated this on the air of the program "About the most important thing" on the channel "Russia 1".

"The pancreatitis vaccine is still moderation," Myasnikov said.

According to the expert, excessive consumption of fatty foods and alcohol during a festive dinner can provoke inflammation of the pancreas. Acute pancreatitis is accompanied by severe pain, nausea and vomiting, which requires immediate medical attention.

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Anastasia Kardakova, a periodontist, dentist and expert at REVIXAN, told Izvestia on November 18 about the health-threatening symptoms in her mouth. According to her, a thin plaque on the tongue in the morning is a variant of the norm: it appears due to dryness or leftover food. However, if the plaque is dense, cheesy, accompanied by a burning sensation and an unpleasant odor, this may indicate a fungal infection (oral candidiasis).

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