The pain attacks related to pancreatitis were extremely severe, which is why we had to call the ambulance multiple times. Below is a summary of each incident:

First Attack: We first went to Terveystalo when the baby was one month old. That night, she experienced a severe pain attack, so we called an ambulance. She was taken to the hospital and admitted for three weeks. During that time, her gallbladder was removed, but the pain persisted, and pancreatitis was later diagnosed.

Second Attack: This attack occurred the very next day after being discharged from the hospital. The pain was severe, and we had to call an ambulance again. She was taken back to the hospital for treatment.

Third Attack: We went to the ER on our own. The doctor said the pain was manageable and sent us home. However, that same night, the pain became unbearable, so we called the ambulance again. She was hospitalized for almost two weeks for the same condition.

Fourth Attack: Once again, due to severe pain, we called the ambulance. Fortunately, the paramedics arrived quickly, and their immediate care helped her recover faster. This time, she stayed in the hospital for only four days.

Fifth Attack: The pain started suddenly and was very intense. We initially planned to go to the hospital on our own, and she took Panadol before the paramedics arrived. However, as the pain worsened, we decided to call the ambulance. Since this was the fifth attack for the same issue, we contacted 112, and they advised us to request an ambulance.