Liver diseases may cause pancreatic injuries due to the spread of primary lesions, biliary obstruction caused by diseases, and so on, which may spread to the pancreas. 1. Dissemination of primary lesions: Liver abscess, bacterial infection of the liver and pancreas are anatomically adjacent to each other, so there is a possibility that the infection may spread to the pancreas or pancreatic ducts, causing poor drainage of pancreatic juices or damage to the barriers, leading to infectious diseases of pancreatic tissues. 2. Biliary tract obstruction caused by liver disease: when liver tumor occurs, tumor metastasis may compress the lower end of common bile duct and block the pancreatic duct, resulting in pancreatic fluid not being able to be discharged normally, and reflux into the pancreas to activate abnormally, which may cause pancreatitis and other pancreatic tissue damage. When liver injury manifestations such as jaundice and pain in the liver area occur, or when the above diseases are suspected, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.