I think the question asks what are the symptoms of acute pancreatitis: the clinical symptoms of acute pancreatitis mainly start with acute epigastric pain, the site of abdominal pain is mostly located in the left upper abdomen or upper abdomen, with persistent distension, dull pain or knife-like pain, there can be radiating pain that will radiate to the back. This is not relieved by taking gastrointestinal antispasmodics. It will also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, reduced exhaustion, and reduced defecation. When paralytic intestinal obstruction occurs, it may cause cessation of gas and defecation, and fever, mostly moderate or above, may occur. In case of severe pancreatitis, there will be hypotension and shock, and the patient will be irritable, pale skin, wet and cold, and coma. Therefore, it is recommended that patients need to go to the hospital promptly if the above symptoms of pancreatitis occur, and cooperate with the doctor to give examination and active treatment.