Early symptoms of pancreatic cancer, such as pain and changes in urine and stool
If you experience persistent back pain without abdominal pain, and the color of your urine and stool has changed from usual, should you suspect a pancreatic problem? Since pancreatic cancer does not typically begin with abdominal pain alone, it is important to monitor back pain along with changes in urination and bowel movements. However, these changes do not necessarily indicate pancreatic cancer. In this article, we will discuss why back pain, dark urine, and light, oily stools—often cited as early symptoms of pancreatic cancer—can occur, and what... Read more