What are the obvious symptoms of pancreatic cancer in life

Chronic pancreatitis patients are mostly people aged 30 to 60 years old, with far more men than women. Most of them are due to biliary diseases, chronic alcohol poisoning, etc., which lead to substantial progressive damage to the pancreas. This reminds us that we need to understand the symptoms of pancreatic cancer early. In fact, there are many of them in life. Here we will introduce you to the symptoms of pancreatic cancer.

The most common symptoms of pancreatic cancer in daily life are:

(1) Loss of appetite and weight loss are also common symptoms of pancreatic cancer. Tumors often block the excretion of pancreatic juice and bile, thus affecting the patient's appetite, and poor digestion and absorption lead to significant weight loss.

(ii) Obstructive jaundice is a prominent manifestation of pancreatic head cancer. If the tumor is located near the ampulla, jaundice may appear earlier. Jaundice is often persistent and progressive. The stool becomes lighter in color or even clay-colored. The skin turns brown or bronze. There are many symptoms of pancreatic cancer, such as skin itching.

(III) In addition to causing obstructive jaundice, pancreatic head cancer often causes gallbladder enlargement. Obstructive jaundice with gallbladder enlargement can be clearly palpated in the right upper abdomen, often indicating the possibility of a periampullary tumor.

(IV) Upper abdominal discomfort and dull pain are the most common symptoms of pancreatic cancer. Tumors often cause obstruction of the pancreatic duct or bile duct, poor bile excretion, increased pressure in the bile duct, and varying degrees of dilation of the bile duct and gallbladder.

The above is a simple description of pancreatic cancer symptoms. If you find the above phenomenon in yourself, you must go to the hospital for a detailed examination in time to confirm whether you have pancreatic cancer. The earlier the symptoms of pancreatic cancer are discovered, the easier it is to control the disease. I wish all patients a speedy recovery.

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