Symptoms of stomach cancer
Stomach cancer is a rare disease. The warning symptoms of stomach cancer are difficult to identify, so early detection and prompt treatment are often overlooked. Photo: Unsplash
When a person visits and tells their doctor about (nonspecific) stomach-related symptoms, stomach cancer is not the first thing that comes to mind.
Fortunately, this dangerous disease is not too difficult to treat, especially when the disease is detected in its early stages.
Stomach cancer mainly occurs in men between the ages of 60 and 75. Most women with stomach cancer are 75 years of age or older.
According to Tips-and-tricks, here’s how to recognize the warning signs that you may have stomach cancer.
In the early stages, this condition is not obvious, depending on the location of the tumor in the stomach. However, there are a few warning signs that you may have stomach cancer without knowing it:
Dizziness and fatigue.
Anemia – due to prolonged loss of blood from the stomach.
Black stools.
Little or no appetite and dislike of certain foods. Especially foods with strong odors such as: coffee or herbs and spices.
Feeling full for a long time after eating.
Nausea.
Vomiting, sometimes with a small amount of blood.
Ợ gas and heartburn.
Abdominal pain above or near the breastbone.
Sudden weight loss – without changing your diet or exercise routine
If you suspect something is wrong and you find yourself experiencing one or more of the symptoms from the list above, see your doctor and seek medical advice immediately.
Don’t worry too much, because stomach cancer is a rare disease. Stomach troubles can often have a variety of causes and are often due to stress.
Especially if you see blood in your stool or vomit, get medical attention immediately, as this is clearly a warning sign that you may have stomach cancer.
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