Chronic pancreatitis is a prolonged disease that can only progress once it occurs and cannot be cured. Current medical methods can only slow down the process and address complications through endoscopic treatment or surgery. Patients with pancreatic pseudocysts, dilated bile ducts, and dilated pancreatic ducts should be treated accordingly, and appropriate medications can be used, but at this time, they can only slow down the process. The disease will definitely end with a progressive increase in the degree of pancreatic fibrosis to complete loss of pancreatic function. Once chronic pancreatitis develops, you should go to the hospital promptly and follow the doctor’s advice actively to give appropriate treatment. Care should be taken not to delay, as the disease will continue to deteriorate if delayed. Although the current medical means can only slow down the progress, some of the treatment options have greatly improved the quality of life of patients, so it is important to do regular follow-ups in addition to hospital visits.