06/11/2025
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
Pancreatic cancer often causes no symptoms in the early stages. When symptoms do appear, they’re the same in men and women and often vague or intermittent. This can mean it’s sometimes missed. Understanding and knowing the symptoms to look out for can help with early diagnosis, which results in improved outcomes.
Look out for:
🟣Unexplained upper abdominal pain
🟣Sudden weight loss or loss of appetite
🟣Indigestion, bloating or early fullness after small meals
🟣Nausea or vomiting, especially after fatty foods
🟣Fatigue or general weakness
If you’re worried, please make an appointment via our online request form.
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
Light up your life with purple on 20th November 2025 to commemorate World Pancreatic Cancer Day. Whether you or someone close to you, or you simply show support for the cause, taking part in Purple Lights for pancreatic cancer helps to raise awareness of this devastating disease. https://purplelightsuk.org/
Pancreatic cancer often causes no symptoms in the early stages. When symptoms do appear, they’re the same in men and women and often vague or intermittent. This can mean it’s sometimes missed. Understanding and knowing the symptoms to look out for can help with early diagnosis, which results in improved outcomes.
Look out for:
🟣Unexplained upper abdominal pain
🟣Sudden weight loss or loss of appetite
🟣Indigestion, bloating or early fullness after small meals
🟣Nausea or vomiting, especially after fatty foods
🟣Fatigue or general weakness
If you’re worried, please make an appointment via our online request form.
The most common symptoms of pancreatic cancer include indigestion, tummy or back pain, and changes to your poo. Find out more.