Signs of pancreatic cancer you should never ignore
Chronic or unexplained abdominal pain that can spread to the back may be a sign of pancreatic cancer. This pain is especially felt after eating.
At the early stages, the pain may come and go, but as the tumor grows larger it tends to be more constant and last longer.
Jaundice
A number of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer have jaundice—yellowing of the skin and eyes resulting in the buildup of bilirubin, a pigment produced by the liver.
This happens because the tumour blocks the bile duct.
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