Patients with pancreatitis generally experience fever during the acute phase, with body temperatures sometimes reaching as high as 40°C. However, not every patient with pancreatitis will have a high fever; some may have a low fever, with body temperatures around 38°C. Patients with pancreatitis require active anti-infection treatment and treatments to suppress pancreatic secretion. By using drugs that penetrate the pancreatic barrier, such as third-generation cephalosporins or quinolones, the fever can be somewhat alleviated. At this time, the routine blood count can also return to normal. (Please use medications under the guidance of a physician)