Acute pancreatitis is most often treated conservatively, and the principle of treatment is to minimize pancreatic secretion, prevent infection, and prevent the development of acute severe pancreatitis; light pancreatitis patients can be cured with conservative treatment, and severe acute pancreatitis often requires consideration of surgical treatment if the condition worsens. Non-surgical treatment includes: 1, fasting, gastrointestinal decompression; can reduce pancreatic secretion, so that the pancreas gets rest. 2, the use of growth inhibitors and other drugs can significantly inhibit the secretion of pancreatic fluid. 3, antispasmodic and analgesic can be used tramadol type pain medication to reduce the patient’s pain, the application of atropine or scopolamine and other drugs can relieve the duodenal sphincter spasm to reduce the patient’s pain. 4, a large amount of fluid resuscitation treatment of acute pancreatitis early need a large amount of fluid infusion therapy, dilute the concentration of pancreatic fluid in the patient’s body, reduce the patient’s abdominal pain symptoms, while maintaining normal urine volume, to avoid the occurrence of acute renal function. 5, prevention of infection acute pancreatitis combined with infection need to give anti-infection treatment, commonly used antibiotics are quinolones, ceftazidime, metronidazole and so on. 6, Chinese medicine treatment can be injected through the patient’s gastric tube compound Qing Pancreatic soup to help patients restore the function of the gastrointestinal tract, help patients defecate, patients with abdominal distension symptoms. Surgical treatment:For patients with severe acute pancreatitis with peripancreatic tissue necrosis, surgical debridement treatment is often required, and the basic measures are removal of necrotic tissue and local lavage and drainage treatment. The basic measures are removal of necrotic tissue and local lavage and drainage treatment. The purpose of removing necrotic tissue is achieved through continuous lavage and irrigation after surgery.