wow I don't know about the burning sensations personally, but I can relate to the not being able to eat suddenly, unpredictably. Bone broth works really well..has some protein as well... Miso soup helps me more than bouillon but sometimes I can't eat the seaweed... water with fulvic acid minerals I've recently discovered to help esp. when reg water hurts. "Black water"
the metal taste and burning sensations may be related to dental issues...which get exasperated when the pancreas gets out of whack...severe infections get worse as your pancreas hurts and vise versa...also...have you googled "burning mouth syndrome"? caused by a vitamin deficiency of B1 and B2 mainly ....which if your pancreas is indeed messed up you probably have vitamin deficiencies...
Herbal teas may help as well...Echinacea, chamomile, milk thistle, nettle, moringa ...are some to try..."Traditional Medicinals" is a good honest brand for teas..
I hope your doctor listens to you...it is very upsetting when doctors brush people like us off...

Thank you Chalady
It's been two weeks since my ER visit..
Still getting hard bloated stomach which may come + go
And pressure between top of my ribs
So afraid to even have missy food
Seems to get worse
I've been severely constipated too
Not not if the medicine i take daily for other issues is irrat sting my pancreas.. Lost 9 pds already
Not seeing GI doctor for another 9 days
Not knowing why I'm still feeling this way is a nightmare

have you tried anything with magnesium? constipation can be due to magnesium deficiency. if you cannot handle supplements, chocolate ( the darker the better) has magnesium...you can put organic chocolate powder in a smoothie with some bananas and other things you can handle...I also like to take tofu, chocolate powder, coconut sugar ( low glycemic, and contains minerals) and make an all organic pudding. have some probiotics too.

Recovery can be slow. Do you know why you got pancreatitis? Drinking , Smoking, Gallbladder, etc.? If none of the above, then you really have to watch what you eat. I'm no Dr., but a light laxative might help. If you're still on pain meds, they can do that to you. I can only speak from experience as a husband of a CP patient for 12 years, who has had the Whipple procedure successfully. I say "Successfully" because she has only been in the hospital once in 2 years as opposed to once every month basically. Certain foods that are healthy, are not good for Pancreatitis patients. Eating canned vegetables as opposed to fresh vegetables might benefit you. The canning process helps break down the vegetables, making it easier on the pancreas. Avoid whole grains. White rice and white bread will be easier on you than grains. Sometimes you have to avoid proteins and stick to carbs. Taking pancreatic enzymes like Creon are very beneficial. Just a little bit that benefited her.