St Andrews House Medical Centre

2 Waterloo Road, Stalybridge, SK15 2AU

Telephone: 0161 338 3181 | Out of Hours: 0161 336 5958

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See our other Locations

MSK or Enhanced Access appointments on the 1st Floor- Open until 8.00pm | Telephone: 0161 393 2976

Yorkshire Health Solutions (Ultrasound Scan) | Telephone: 0345 095 0245

Connect Health/Pain Management | Telephone: 0330 174 1398/0800 0340 406

Pancreatic Cancer

Indigestion which is a painful, burning feeling in your chest, upper tummy or throat.
Tummy pain or back pain are common symptoms. The pain may start as discomfort in the upper tummy and spread to the back.
Changes to poo, including diarrhoea (runny poo), constipation (when you find it harder to poo) and pale, oily, smelly poo that’s hard to flush (steatorrhoea).
Unexplained weight loss – losing a lot of weight without meaning to.
Jaundice, which causes yellow skin and eyes, dark pee, pale poo and itchy skin.
Losing your appetite.
Recently diagnosed diabetes, which is a condition where the amount of sugar in the blood (blood sugar level) is too high.
Problems digesting your food, which causes bloating, lots of wind, burping, and feeling full up quickly.
Feeling or being sick (nausea and vomiting).
Blood clots in a vein (deep vein thrombosis or DVT).
Fatigue, which is feeling very tired all the time, even if you rest.
Less common symptoms of pancreatic cancer include fever, shivering, and generally feeling unwell, and depression or anxiety without any obvious cause.