Pancreatitis causes localized tissue to ooze and fluid to build up. When the fluid buildup is absorbed, it is an indication that the pancreatitis is getting better. Pancreatitis is usually triggered by conditions such as alcohol consumption and overeating, resulting in localized tissue inflammation. During the inflammatory response, tissue fluid leaks out, causing the presence of fluid in the abdomen to show up on imaging tests such as ct. When the inflammation gradually improves and the condition of the pancreas gets better and better, the fluid will gradually be absorbed until it disappears. When pancreatitis occurs, it is recommended to carry out standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor to promote the absorption of fluid. After recovering from pancreatitis, you should also pay attention to good dietary habits and avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods as well as drinking alcohol.