Pancreatic Cancer
The bad news is that there aren’t any steadfast screening prospects for pancreatic cancer yet. So, those who are at risk should have regular ultrasounds and MRI/CT imaging tests done. Individuals with this type of cancer usually need chemotherapy and surgery.
Radiation can be used to reduce tumors when they can’t be removed. But you should be aware that not all doctors agree with this method. Surgery to fix this aggressive cancer type is only possible in up to 20% of cases.
Pancreatic cancer is aggressive, and the bad news is that it often proves to be fatal and causes painful symptoms like:
-Ascites, which is when fluid builds up in your abdomen
-Stomach pain
-Bleeding
-Blocked bile ducts
