Pancreatic cancer symptoms This page has information on the
symptoms of pancreatic cancer. You can find the following
information Pancreatic cancer symptoms The most common type of
cancer of the pancreas are exocrine tumours. The symptoms can be
quite vague. And they vary depending on where the cancer is in
your pancreas – in the head, body or tail. Early symptoms can
include weight loss, pain in the stomach area, back pain and
jaundice. More than half of patients have jaundice when they
first go to their doctor. Jaundice without pain is the most
common reason for first going to the doctor in patients who have
pancreatic cancer that can be removed with surgery. Symptoms of
jaundice can include yellowing of the skin and whites of the
eyes, severe itching, darkened urine, and pale coloured stools
(bowel motions). There are other symptoms that you can have with
cancer of the pancreas. These include diabetes, itching,
sickness, change in bowel motions, fever and shivering. There is
an uncommon group of pancreatic