Also called striae, stretch marks often appear following pregnancy, puberty, and fluctuations in weight. Stretch marks are completely harmless, and there is no medical need to treat them.

The incidence of pancreatitis ranges from 1 in 1,066 live births [30] to 1 in 3,333 pregnancies. [31] The most common predisposing cause of pancreatic symptoms during pregnancy is cholelithiasis ...