PANCREATIS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID19 AND RELATIONSHIP WITH A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

Abstract

*Corresponding author: Gabriel Miranda Nava, Military Medical Specialist in Neurology, Neurophysiology and Sleep Diseases, Mexico, E-mail: drgabrielmiranda@hotmail.com Abstract In December of 2019 a severe acute respiratory syndrome emerged in Wuhan and rapidly spread through China subsequently was declared a pandemic on March 2020. Transmission of this virus was linked to direct exposure to Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market of Wuhan Making. Common COVID 19 symptoms are cough (50%), fever (43%), myalgia (36%), headache (34%), dyspnea (29%), sore throat (20%), diarrhea (19%), nausea and vomiting (12%), anosmia and agnosia (10%) and abdominal pain being one of the most common symptoms. However, increase data has been reported associating COVID 19 and acute pancreatitis.