Cognia weighs each food from your pancreatitis angle, with the reason and the source when there is one, and tells raw, boiled, fried or baked apart. And it watches your symptoms with level-based alerts.
The traffic light weighs a food from your condition, not “in general”. Each rating comes with its reason and, when there is one, its source. It informs, it does not forbid: you decide.
The catalogue tells apart the preparations of the same food, because they change what it means for your condition.
Pancreatitis has no alarm questions of its own in Cognia. There are detail questions and level-based alerts, with the NHS page behind them, for abdominal pain, vomiting or fever, depending on your answers.
If you log triglycerides, Cognia alerts you when they come out high; in adults, from 500 mg/dL up the alert is an urgent check-up and mentions the risk of pancreatitis. It is a general alert, not specific to your condition.
When you log pain you can turn on follow-up: Cognia asks again every few hours you choose and, when it passes, stores how long it lasted.
If a meal or a medicine shows up before a symptom, Cognia saves the match and, if it repeats, moves it up a level. It is a pattern to discuss with your doctor, not a proven cause.
Save an emergency contact. If they use Cognia and accept, they always receive an urgent alert, and an urgent-evaluation one if they chose so. Cognia does not call emergency services: it shows your country’s number and opens the dialer.