8. Problems Swallowing
Having difficulties when swallowing is a very common sign of stomach cancer. When does it happen? Well, it happens when you have a tumor that meets the esophagus, by creating the feeling of a barrier. The barrier doesn’t exist, it’s just a psychological effect produced by the throat that needs to be moisturized. Lozengens is a popular brand and it’s used by a lot of patients. It can be found on Amazon and you should try it if you are experiencing this kind of symptoms. It contains Hilton and soothing mint and is, by far, an Amazon bestseller. It’s reviews are great and if you don’t trust us, you should check them by yourself.
9. Nausea
When you have stomach cancer, a lot of fluids build up in your stomach, creating constant nausea. Symptoms may also include vomiting and indigestion. These symptoms indicate cancer only if they are experienced at the same time, repeatedly, without any clear reason.
Are you feeling like vomiting most of the time? Make sure you get an appointment and meet your doctor.
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I am suppose have a biposy ever 9 mo but due to insurance i haven’t had one in 4 yr
This article caught my eye because I just came home from the Emergency Room at our local hospital. For 6 days now, I have been experiencing sharp pains in my upper abdomen and some constipation. I have not been able to maintain my regular schedule at all. It is a sharp pain, followed by cramping; and it lasts for 2-4 hours each time it happens.
The ER doc ordered a CT scan with and without contrast, and it came back ‘normal’. They also did blood work and an EKG. All tests were normal.
I am a breast cancer survivor of 5 1/2 years, and this new illness (whatever it is) is alarming.