what is the symptoms of  stomach cancer?
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intense stomach pain, vomiting constantly and having problems eliminating waste material from the body as well as sweating and headaches.
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The main symptom of ulcers (peptic ulcers, that means in your stomach) is pain, that tends to disappear after meals. I think the first thing you need to do is find out if you are helicobacter positive. Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria that is associated with ulcers. The test is very simple, called breath test, and can be done even at the chemists. If that is positive they'll have to look into your stomach at the hospital using endoscopy.
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The symptoms of appendicitis vary. It can be hard to diagnosis appendicitis in young children, the elderly, and women of childbearing age.\n\nTypically, the first symptom is pain around your navel.  The pain initially may be vague, but becomes increasingly sharp and severe. You may have reduced appetite, nausea, vomiting, and a low-grade fever.\n\nAs the inflammation in the appendix increases, the pain tends to move into your right lower abdomen and focuses directly above the appendix at a place called "McBurney's point."\n\nIf the appendix ruptures, the pain may lessen briefly and you may feel better. However, once peritonitis sets in, the pain worsens and you become sicker. \n\nAbdominal pain may be worse when walking or coughing. You may prefer to lie still because sudden movement causes pain.\n\nLater symptoms include:\n\n    * Fever\n    * Loss of appetite\n    * Nausea\n    * Vomiting\n    * Constipation\n    * Diarrhea\n    * Chills and shaking
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What are the symptoms?
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If it was cancer, you would definitely know it by now. You probably have a less serious condition. Gall bladder disease is painful in the upper right part of your back. (I know... the gall bladder isn't even located there. But that's where most people feel the pain.) When you say it's your stomach, what exactly do you mean? Behind your breastbone? That's where your stomach is. Lower in your belly? That's where your intestines are, along with your liver and other organs. I'm surprised that nobody has given you a diagnosis -- even to tell you it's acid reflux or ulcers or an irritated colon. Do you get relief from taking anything such as antacids? Do certain foods make it worse? Does it happen only after you eat, or is the pain evident all day?? Are you constipated all the time? Do you have gas with it? Write down all the details... whenever you get the pain, write down the time, what you ate, what makes it go away, what the intensity is (on a scale of 1-10), etc. The more details you can provide your doctor, the better. Also, ask for a referral to a gastroenterologist. That's a doctor specializing in digestive tract problems. You also might consider that it's nerves. But see a specialist first.
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Heartburn, diarrehea, constipation? Those are the 3 that some to mind. Vomiting could also be one, but that's more of a sour stomach.
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1)Gastritis 2)Gastric ulcer3)Carcinoma 4)Sarcoma.
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Symptoms of colon cancer are numerous and non-specific. They include fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, change in bowel habits, narrow stools, diarrhea or constipation, red or dark blood in stool, weight loss, abdominal pain, cramps, or bloating. Other conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (spastic colon), ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, diverticulosis, and peptic ulcer disease can have symptoms that mimic colorectal cancer. Colon cancer can be present for several years before symptoms develop. Symptoms vary according to where in the large bowel the tumor is located. Typically, right-sided cancers cause iron deficiency anemia due to the slow loss of blood over a long period of time. Iron deficiency anemia causes fatigue, weakness, and shortness of breath. The left colon is narrower than the right colon. Therefore, cancers of the left colon are more likely to cause partial or complete bowel obstruction. Cancers causing partial bowel obstruction can cause symptoms of constipation, narrowed stool, diarrhea, abdominal pains, cramps, and bloating. Bright red blood in the stool may also indicate a growth near the end of the left colon or rectum. Surgery is the most common treatment for colorectal cancer.The long term prognosis after surgery depends on whether the cancer has spread to other organs.  The risk of metastasis is proportional to the depth of penetration of the cancer into the bowel wall. In patients with early colon cancer which is limited to the superficial layer of the bowel wall, surgery is often the only treatment needed. These patients can experience long term survival in excess of eighty percent. In patients with advanced colon cancer, wherein the tumor has penetrated beyond the bowel wall and there is evidence of metastasis to distant organs, the five year survival rate is less than ten percent.
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He might need to go see a gastro intestinal doctor. They can run a tube down his throat that has a camera at the end and they will take a biopsy to see if its anything cancerous. But he should def. go to the doctor.
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The symptoms are, after you eat, your right side, right under your breast, feels like something is sticking, and it aches. Everything iritates it. You have TERRIBLE heartburn, and acid reflux after you eat anything. I have had my gallbladder taken out, but when you go to the doctor, make sure you ask for hidascan. That eliminates a lot of steps. The surgery is simple, its outpatient surgery, and you only are in the hospital for about five hours, depending on how you feel when you wake up. I had the surgery on a Thursday, and by Monday, was up cleaning house. They make four incisions, and take the gallbladder out on of the openings. The scaring is very little. Afterwards you will experience some of the same symptoms, but without the risk of it exploding, and poisioning your body. Good luck, and I hope this helps.
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There are so many different things that have the same symptoms that it really makes good sense to see a Dr.  Especially if they last more than a day or so.\nWas there blood in your stool?  Red blood comes from downstream of the stomach, while coffee grounds looking blood comes up in the digestive area.  Blood being digested could easily make you feel sick.\nLow body fluid can lower your temperature and cause cramps.  Since you have been taking medication for excessive stomach acid, probably over the counter, you might have a bleeding ulcer.  A co-worker had one and passed out right in front of me!  It took a blood transfusion to get him going again.  Nothing to fool around about.  Go see a Dr.!
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Early symptoms of Breast Cancer.\nA lump or change in size of breast; a lump in the armpit; a change in shape of the nipple; a sore, ulcer, or persistent irritation of the nipple; repeated yellow, green, brown, or bloody discharge from the nipple, a change in the texture of the skin of the breast.\n\nPhysical examination fo the breast. Nipple, areola, skin over the breast, arm & thorax, lymph nodes etc.\nLab tests-Any of the tests may be conducted according to the recommendation of the doctor. Some tests are non-invasive and painless.\nAspiration, mammography, thermography, ultrasound, biopsy, chest X-ray, bone X-ray, bone scan, liver scan, computerised tomography, biochemical studies.\nPlease see the webpages for more details on Breast Cancer.
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The symptoms you describe can cause peptic ulcers - which can bleed and cause ALOT of problems!  Your best bet is to see a physician to evaluate your symptoms. Hopefully it has not caused too much damage yet!  Please see a physician ( a gastroenterologist would be best).  Best of luck!
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A lot of the symptoms do sound like reflux/gerd. I'm not sure what is going on with your arm, but if you're an anxious person, you could be causing it by the power of suggestion. Reflux/gerd needs to be watched because the stomach acid over a long time can cause a pre-cancerous condition. I know that's not going to help your anxiety. Just have a doctor check you every year and get an endoscopy every 5 years if it really is reflux or gerd.
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The most frequent symptoms of brain tumors include:\n\nHeadaches that tend to be worse in the morning and ease during the day, \nSeizures (convulsions), \nNausea or vomiting, \nWeakness or loss of feeling in the arms or legs, \nStumbling or lack of coordination in walking (ataxic gait), \nAbnormal eye movements or changes in vision, \nDrowsiness, \nChanges in personality or memory, and \nChanges in speech. \n\n\nHope this helps
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You should see your doctor. Any medical advice obtained over the Internet is, obviously, of uncertain and unevaluated value, and without the chance to see and examine a patient no one can make an accurate diagnosis.\n\nThat said... symptoms of brain tumour can include headache (not generally pulsatile, but can be), often worse in the mornings. Nausea/vomiting (again, often worse in the mornings), double vision, visual loss, weakness of arms or legs, changes in sensation, trouble with speech, trouble with balance, seizures, confusion, memory problems...all these and more can be signs of a brain tumour, depending on where in the head it is.\n\nHowever, brain tumours are a RARE cause of headache. Migraine is much more likely. Again, see your doctor for a proper exam and work-up.
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If you have advanced stomach cancer, your chance for recovery is poor. Whether the cancer has spread into your abdominal cavity is the crucial factor in predicting your outcome. The average survival time is usually less than 1 year, regardless of where the primary tumor was located. None of the available treatments seem to improve the survival time. Few people with these problems live 5 years. If your cancer is found at an early stage of development, your chance of long-term survival approaches 70%.