Description

Stomach cancer can develop in any part of the stomach. Globally, it is most commonly found in the main section of the stomach, known as the stomach body.

The specific location where the cancer begins is one of several important factors that medical professionals take into account when creating a treatment plan. Other key considerations include the stage of the cancer and the type of cells involved. Treatment options often include surgery to remove the cancer, with additional therapies possibly administered before or after surgery.

The success of stomach cancer treatment is significantly higher when the cancer is detected while still confined to the stomach. In such cases, the prognosis is promising, and many patients are expected to achieve a cure. Unfortunately, the majority of stomach cancers are diagnosed at advanced stages, where the likelihood of a cure is diminished. Cancers that have penetrated the stomach wall or spread to other areas of the body are particularly challenging to treat

Signs and symptoms of stomach cancer may include:

● Difficulty swallowing
● Abdominal pain
● Bloating after eating
● Feeling full after eating only small amounts of food
● Not feeling hungry when you should be
● Heartburn
● Indigestion
● Nausea
● Vomiting
● Unintentional weight loss
● Feeling very tired
● Darkening of stools

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