Pancreatitis includes acute pancreatitis and chronic pancreatitis. Acute pancreatitis requires fasting and gastrointestinal decompression without food regardless of the severity of the condition. Chronic pancreatitis such as surgical treatment is not allowed to consume fruits during the period of fasting, and there is no restriction on the types of fruits after non-surgical treatment or postoperative recovery. Acute pancreatitis treatment includes fasting and gastrointestinal decompression, no food is allowed, nutritional support is given, which can be gradually transitioned from parenteral nutrition to enteral nutrition, antibiotics can be given to moderate-severe and severe pancreatitis accompanied by infections, and surgical or endoscopic treatments can be given if necessary. Chronic pancreatitis treatment includes internal treatments such as pain relief, insulin therapy, supplemental nutrition, and surgery or endoscopy if necessary. Pancreatitis requires restriction of high-fat diet, fasting should be done during surgery, there is no restriction on the type of fruits after recovery from medical treatment or surgery, but it should be in moderation and should not be consumed in excess. Pancreatitis should be given enough calories on a daily basis, high protein, limited fat intake, no restriction on fruits, and hospitalization if necessary.