Under normal circumstances, pancreatitis patients can drink lotus root powder after active treatment and the doctor agrees to open the diet, because lotus root powder does not contain fat, so it can be eaten. Of course, if a pancreatitis patient is experiencing high blood sugar, it is not allowed to eat lotus root powder. It is recommended that it should be mainly millet porridge, as much as possible an oil-free and semi-fluid diet, and a sugar-free diet. If a patient with pancreatitis undergoes active treatment, the condition is obviously controlled, and in the stable or recovery period of pancreatitis, the blood sugar is normalized, then you can eat lotus root powder normally, but of course, you cannot overeat, and it is recommended to eat in moderation each time. For patients with chronic pancreatitis, the same diet needs to pay attention to a light diet, with the gradual remission of the disease can be transitioned to a less oily diet, and finally can resume a normal light diet. For patients with pancreatitis, they should also pay attention to abstaining from alcohol and actively treating biliary tract diseases.