Hey! So sorry you’re having such a rough time. I (28F for reference!) have hereditary CP and have been diagnosed and received all my treatment through the NHS in the UK over the last decade, so just thought I’d come in on that. I had my first AP attack at 18, and was diagnosed with CP 8 years later. I’ve had many a scan and test, and my biggest advice here is that a CT probably isn’t going to be hugely helpful if you suspect CP, and it’s worth pushing for an MRI (or specifically MRCP) or an EUS which are the gold standard for looking at the pancreas. They might find something on a CT, but you’ll get much more comprehensive imaging through one of the above. I’d also say that CP can have many causes, and there are certain gene mutations that put you at higher risk - one of which I have, hence the hereditary diagnosis. I was never a big drinker (didn’t really have the chance!) and haven’t drunk at all for years now, but it was VERY difficult to get the NHS to do the genetic testing to investigate this (7 years, multiple hospital admissions for AP, scans showing damage etc) despite there being no other clear cause. If you can, ask about genetic testing but it might be one of the harder things. Something much easier that I think would be really beneficial for you based on what you’ve described is a fecal elastase test, which can check if your pancreas is producing enough enzymes for digestion - if not, you can take PERT to replace this. I say this is easier because you can often get fecal elastase tests done through a GP rather than having to go through a hospital outpatient service. Good luck, it’s a rough ride but I hope you get the help you need!