...it's beyond sad. But you know, Linda, this dismissive attitude toward a person's concerns, coupled with the drs ignoring symptoms, is very common. I could list ten times in my life when doctors just dropped the ball, for both myself and family. And here's a man who's a doctor, telling them his diagnosis,, and they rejected him. My God, if they didn't listen to a doctor, what chance do we have? So sorry he had such horrible abandonment by his peers, no less.

@@maureenobrien9815 FYI HTTP

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@@debstan439 Explain Deb, please, I got nuthin'.....

My Grandpa has it, the doctors said they don't know if it's spread they give him one year at most and said the tests to see if it spread cannot be conducted because he would never survive the testing. How can they give him a year when they don't know how much damage it's doing?

sorry for what happened to your dad. did they tell him or the family what caused it?

Sorry for your loss. Do you know which blood test it was ?

Sorry for your loss 😢❤

I don't know what test this family used, but one blood test that tests pancreatic enzymes is trycyglycerol lipase. The result of this test may then warrant further investigation with U/S, CT, MRI, or MRCP.

I’m so sorry for your loss. There is research being done but much more has to go into this disease

Did the doctor suggest dietary changes? As a Uterine cancer survivor, I'm keen to avoid other cancers.

@Mia Stone. God bless you Mia!! DONOT GET ANY COVID JABS!!! They cause massive T Cell suppression!!

I’m so glad you’re still here God Bless you. Unfortunately my younger sweet sister had that Whipple surgery and many more surgeries and procedures. After 2 1/2 years of bravely fighting she lost her fight almost two years later we’re still having trouble comprehending she is gone. If her Dr listened to her she might still be with us.

I had a Whipple surgery 15 years ago in the small California town of Auburn. The cancer was contained inside the tumors which were removed. I’ve had no problems since. I too credit my surgeon who was trained in San Francisco but practices here.

@@grandmemaw3605 I feel your pain😭My husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the head of the pancreas in December 2016 a few days later he was having the Whipple procedure that Dr. Ittings, oncologist. He struggled and struggled at age 60. After two months in a hospital, he was cancer free but he couldn’t receive the amount of chemo that he needed because it was a battle with the chemo doctor and the insurance company! It went on for a few months. Now we’re talking June July, he felt fairly good. But August/September, he was showing signs of relapse but it wasn’t showing up on any test/scans. It actually didn’t show up on any scans until October 2017. It had spread throughout his entire body by that point. There was nothing they could really do and he passed away in May 2018. I think if he would have been able to get all of the chemo and the strong chemo that he needed but he couldn’t tolerate, he may have been around a little longer. But the horrific pain he was in due to the procedure of the Whipple difficult. It’s taking me four years to Function again. Was the love of my life and he always will be. Doctors need to get better at detecting these issues because he complained for over 15 years of acid reflux and that’s what they in stomach issues and they just kept pushing it off and giving him the Zantac which you know causes cancer, other ant acids calling in everything from anxiety to stomach ulcers!! Boy were they wrong! Had they have scanned his pancreas and took a chance they would’ve found it much earlier. I blame the doctors they just either don’t want to I don’t care. Well he’s home with the Lord now And not in pain anymore longer.

thats strange. in my country doctors never send patients back- they love getting money from patients so they'll keep sending them to do tests sometimes irrelevant.

@@jasperherr8694 Which country is that?

@@pas_du_tout America!

So sorry for your loss 🙏🏽your mum will always be with you in your heart ♥️

Thank you for sharing your experience here, we're so sorry to hear that you lost your Mother to pancreatic cancer. We agree that things needs to change, experiences like yours drive us to keep fighting for breakthroughs in the treatment and diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. We are determined to make these breakthroughs happen. Sending you lots of love 💜- Ruth at PCUK

We're so very sorry to hear of the loss of your friend Liz. We are sending you so much love and support, if there is anything we can do to help you please don't hesitate to contact us. 💜 - Ruth at PCUK

@@PancreaticCancerUK Thank you.

Sorry for your loss 🙏🏽

I'm so sorry for your loss. You would think that these common symptoms would alert doctors to this illness by now.

Can anyone go into detail on the back pain?

Bless him. Sorry for your loss. It is such a painful disease. May he Rest In Peace

Please describe the back pain?

Praying for you! 🙏❤️ What were your symptoms?

@@PraiseHim123 pain in my left side then diarreas and weight loss that’s what got me to the doctor…there I knew something was not right plus I wasn’t feeling myself.. I was feeling pretty tired..

Thank you for your prayers🙏🏽🙏🏽

Wish you well and will hope for the best. Stay strong x

Dear sister Myrna, God helped me through my uterine cancer. I can't begin to even list all that He did for me. I will pray for you. I suggest you pick an activity each day that gives you joy. I downloaded sermons, Bible read aloud and Christian music to an MP3 player for my surgery and recovery. That brought me great comfort when I was too weak to open my Bible.

Just one other symptom is my pee was the colour of cola, prior to my operation to remove the cancer I had 2 stents at different times inserted into my bile duct to open it up , I was then able to eat and keep food down , I lost 17 kilograms in weight was a long process of recovery. My cancer type was adinocarcinoma , I am now 7 years clear and was lucky enough to be in the area in Spain where they specialised in this type of cancer and operation and have the equipment and knowledge,I thank Spain every day for saving my life . If any one has any symptoms like this I will be happy the discus it with you, and help if I can.

Just one thing more the chemotherapy I had for 6 months was Gemcitabin

@@sandrataylor7294 Sandra how do I get in touch with you?

Hi how are you

Unfortunately most GP's are no where near as clued up as yours!

That's how my best friend died her back was killing her then she got jaundiced it was to late for treatment

How did the ct miss it if you don't mind me asking

@nano2424 I just think that at that point when he had the CT it wasn't there yet or it was maybe very very small and they just couldn't see it and it just grew extremely fast unfortunately. They said they went over it multiple times after his diagnosis to see if they just missed it, but they said you couldn't see anything at all in those scans. so maybe it just grew very quickly.

@@SuperCatwoman24 thanks for your answer and sorry for your loss. I think the only way for sure is an endoscopy ultrasound but I'm not 100 percent sure, I wish there was a way to screen earlier and make catching this disease faster.

How does the back pain feel? Does it feel like arthritis?

I'm genuinely curious about the cost ££ comparisons between sending a patient for a scan in the initial stages of unexplained persistent symptoms (with the 'risk' that it could be nothing serious) - and the eventual cost of radical surgery, radiation & months of chemotherapy drugs & inpatient admissions, after which the patient may still require hospice/palliative care. Why are the 'heroic' later efforts preferred over just investigating issues at an early stage? I agree with you - something needs to change. x

I am so sorry for your tremendous loss. 😭💐🙏

I am so sorry to hear that. Thank you for sharing

That is just too sad, words are not enough to express my condolences.

I am so sorry for you loss

I’m so sorry about your loss.

Hi Holly we're so sorry to hear the experience your Auntie and your Mom have gone through. Sending our sympathies 💜

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go and check for brca mutatıons for yourself and your other famıly members.

People MUST take full responsibility for their health. A doctor does not know everything and remember that many doctors are after their bottom line. Sources of information about virtually every thing are available. ALL cancers are curable by herbs but Big Pharma together with their cahoots cannot allow it since it is a multibillion industry for a select few. Some doctors do it underground to help a lot of people.

@@akifgunay6650 Thank you for that suggestion of checking on the BRCA-1 Gene within our family!! Thankfully, it is not carried as all my Sisters, and myself, were checked after our Mom's Ovarian CA diagnosis💔...She had used TALC Powder for many, many years; thus, City of Hope concluded that might very well be the connection for getting that type of cancer, at the age of 62:(

Did your dad work in Nj? I worked in a pharmaceutical lab that had asbestos in the walls. It’s amazing how employees well being and safety were ignored back then and you can bet they knew exactly what was going on. Sick.

@@michellesmith27 Delaware. So, basically yes. lol

​@@michellesmith27thats so heartbreaking....

Or apply for life insurance.They will draw blood to see what all is wrong with you

@@cynthiacrawford6147 Everything won’t show up in blood work. Imaging has to be done for some anomalies.

@@ShadeIsLikely good luck in affording that.If you cant pay now,it does not get done.May be you have good usable insurance.If you do thats awesome.Now for the rest of America not getting any imaging done any time within this century.

@@ShadeIsLikely and lots dont have money for self imaging.And i have friends paid for that and it missed the issues.They still ending up dying from cancer.Her insurance sucked.American healthcare is garbage for lots of people.She was all happy when scans showed nothing.

@@cynthiacrawford6147 Yeah, I’ve been hearing that my entire adult life…can’t afford it, lousy insurance, tests didn’t find anything, got sick anyway, whine, whine, whine. Strangely though, people find resources for the things that they want…not healthcare…that’s not fun and sexy, so that should be free. It’s called get up off your ass and take some responsibility for your life and your health…or don’t. And don’t think you can do whatever you want your entire life and then when it all goes to hell you can run to the ER and get a magic pill (for free) that will fix it all. Life’s just not that easy. GROW UP!

So sorry to hear of your loss, Vickie. We're sending you lots of love. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you need any support. 💜 - Ruth from PCUK

Hello Vickie How are you doing today?

Hello dear How are you doing today?

Hi, we're so sorry to hear your father is currently going through this. We do have more information on our website that may be helpful to look at following a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. Please bear in mind that this is currently information for the UK: www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/information/just-diagnosed-with-pancreatic-cancer/ I hope this helps, Amy from PCUK

Take him to doctor Christopher Wolfgang number one surgeon in the United States for the Whipple procedure he saved my life. I'm 7 years out and still going strong

Thank you Mike!

So very sorry to hear about the loss of your best friend. We're sending you lots of love and support, please don't hesitate to contact us if you need any support at this difficult time. 💜

Sorry to hear that. it's such an awful disease.

So sorry to hear of the loss of your sister, Dian. Sending you lots of love.

Hello dear How are you doing today?

So sad Michele. It seems the medical people are trained to not even bother testing or treating for pancreatic cancer. Please keep us posted. ✌

@@toddb930 thank you. What you said means a lot to me. I’m not afraid of death. I know that there is true life after the death of the body. God knows the time of our true life. God bless us all.

@@micheledietrick265 - may God be with you Michele. My daughter died from pancreatic cancer last May. She was 36. We miss her so much.

@Michele Dietrich Reading your comments, and hoping you've found a better kind of doctor by now in Boca Raton. One thought about the medical history in your birth family, maternal side. It's too easy for a doctor or specialist to discount what their patients SAY. But if you presented them with any copies of medical docs from your birth relatives, or a printed summary of these medical histories (with names, locations, dates of birth & death, dates of diagnosis, treatment received - anything relevant!) and ask for that information to go into your file. THEN there's some hard evidence for your doctors to refer to. Date your documents and keep your own copies. With medical evidence of your birth family's history, you'd hope that would lead to more intelligent care of you! 🙏

Oh no...as soon as you sd Boca, I knew...my family lived there since 70s with very substandard medical care. As a med mal paralegal, we obtained our experts in Boston, but there are other excellent Drs. too if you research by getting referrals from other specialists with excellent reputations.

I am so sorry to hear that, Michelle. That is devastating how quick it was and I am sure shocking to your entire family. 🥲💜🙏

@@cheriedewald914 Yes it did, still cant get my head round it all. and we was in lockdown so for most it we could not go to hosptal, only on the last week of his life we was allowed.

God bless his sweet soul please.

How little was he, Was he that small?

So very sorry to hear of your loss. Sending love. 💜- Ruth at PCUK

Profound grief over several heartbreaks - it’s exhausting - especially when there are more people who rely on you - you cannot expect to recover your equilibrium right away - my thoughts are with you - blessings to you and your family

Bless you, Samantha, you are clearly such a loving Lady. It sounds terribly difficult. I am sure your Brother loved you deeply and appreciated all you were able to do. Life can be so so sad. Take care.

@@em945 Bless you and your family and friends Thank you for everything you have done for others I know that you are a wonderful person Hugsszzz

@@samanthabeasley1515 thank you, Samantha! I wonder if you enjoy cats or dogs, or have an easy going pet to give you a comforting cuddle. Whatever works, take care. PS. My sister is being a great and practical, loving Grandma, her Daughter is having husband problems. My Grandma with me, too. I loved and needed her so much, she was a rock to lean on in the backgound and eventually more practically.I imagine things are horrible re the drinking and all that goes on with it, but the grandaughter will still be a dear little thing. She may be a lovely bright spark in tough and sad times, if you have the energy or situation to see her. Really, good luck!

Samantha: I am so sorry to hear what you are going through. I find healthcare in the USA these days pretty awful and extremely expensive. Please don’t blame yourself. Have you ever heard of REIKI energy practioners? You might find it helpful to look into this. Won’t cure anything but helps a lot. Sending out prayers. Also, trying praying to Arch Angel Michael for health improvement.

You were an angel to your friend. May God bless you.

An awful experience. I wish you healing and happiness ❤️

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* cirrhosis not sirochius

Truly sorry for what your Dad went through with this most difficult disease, Tom💔~My Auntie was told for an entire year it was "Only Indigestion"...She was then gone 3 weeks after being finally diagnosed:(

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My brother was diagnosed with this at the end of February. By the end of March he was gone.😞

I don't know how you live a whole life and then process information like that. My heart breaks for your loss. I too went through that with my dad.

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Hi Harold, so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. We are sending you so much love and support. 💜

Please get a second opinion. Tell them what you suspect.

I took my father to the ER two weeks ago for severe jaundice and they immediately started all blood work, CT scan, CA-19-9 tumor marker, ultra sound and a few other things I can’t remember. They admitted him to the hospital and the next day they tried a scope to see down in his his pancreas and open up the blocked bile duct from obstruction but was not successful due to large mass that they couldn’t pass to open duct. So they had to put in a biliary bag from liver to the outside of his body to relieve jaundice symptoms immediately. Then a few days later they took biopsy of mass and it came back a adenocarcinoma in the head of the pancreas. So to give a little back ground I live 3 hours away from my father and don’t see him constant, the last time before all this was Dec 17th 2021 for a week for his birthday and the next week he saw his regular doctor for X-rays since his acid reflux was getting worse and several prescribed medicines were not working over the coarse of a year. At this time he was normal looking, went to doctors office normal looking and by the time I got a phone call which was on January 20th saying his skin color was looking different and I needed to come home and took him to the ER because he wouldn’t take himself. He HATES hospitals! So in less than a month since seeing his primary care doctor he had lost 20 pounds, lost complete appetite, brown urine, could hardly walk he was so weak, and the other symptoms were not as sudden like: (had been having side back pain that migrated up to shoulder blade for a while but he just thought was age and put lidocaine cream on it constantly), (severe acid reflux which had been happening for over year). He stayed in hospital for over a week trying to get him stabilized and was sent home, he is still hardly able to walk, no appetite which oncologist prescribed a appetite enhancer today to see if that would help because he couldn’t even raise his head up yesterday. His reflux thank goodness has subsided substantially with the biliary back and next week will be getting an internal stent replacement, In the next few weeks he will be having MRI and PET scans to see staging, I pray for all the people and families this affects, it is truly a ravishing and devastating disease. We are in shock as I’m sure most are.

@@kassisantoy9663 Thankyou for your story, I pray that his cancer is treatable and that he makes a great recovery 🤲🏻

Hi, we have a lot of information on our website on the signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer that may help: www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/information/signs-and-symptoms-of-pancreatic-cancer/, Best wishes Amy from PCUK

@@kassisantoy9663 best of luck !! I lost my father to this horrible disease 35 years ago !! Prayers 🙏

I had a friend with pancreatic cancer. The only symptoms he had was burping all the time.

Why wouldn't his doctor see him

@@shirleyjackson5550 because of covid grrr

@@paulenepollyokeefe9327 Should have gone to the emergency room.

@@deirdrekiely6187 Emergency rooms are often full of fools! When death is looming, no one can help.

Hi Gary, we hope our video hasn't caused any unnecessary worry. Having said that, we recommend that if you have any of these symptoms, you don't know why you have them and they last four weeks or more, go to your GP. And if you have jaundice, go to your GP or A&E immediately.

Look at it as educating yourself, keep monitoring, and writing down your symptoms, and put the date next to them as well...Just be mindful, not fearful...

Agree. Pancreatic cancer is one of the most difficult cancers to catch on time, so one has to remain alert.

So sorry to hear that your father passed from pancreatic cancer, and so soon after testing, too. It is a truly devastating disease. Experiences like yours drive us to fight for increased research funding, increased symptoms awareness and campaign for change. Sending you lots of support - take care.

I'm so sorry to hear about your brother dying from pancreatic cancer. How old was your brother?

I am so very sorry.

@@toddb930 he was 62 😢.It was unexpected and sudden.

So sorry. 😔

So very sorry for your loss 🙏

How old was she if you don't mind me asking?

@@nano2424 she was 73

In May 2920? You've got some time machine? 😄😂

My dad had the same. This video is not representative of symptoms

May I ask which side your pain is on?

I have pain in right side. They did ultrasound said they see nothing wrong. Been 10 months. I had to fight just to get them to do that

..mine is left side

@@lennytrepanier3450 how are you now?

I'm so sorry to hear this. When you say 'dark' was it more of an orange color or brown. . .Did water intake make any difference?

@@michaelhodges3050 brown, no

Hi Gail. Though our researchers are working on a breath test, at present, there isn't one singular test available that detects pancreatic cancer. If you have had most of these symptoms, we would definitely advise talking to your GP or healthcare professional about those specific symptoms and explaining your concerns. You can also talk to our support line nurses on 0808 801 0707 who will be able to provide you with help regarding this.

So sorry to hear about everything you've been through with your symptoms Juan. If you would like to talk to one of our specialist nurses through our Support Line, you can find out more here: www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/support-for-you/specialist-nurse-support-line/. Take care, Katie from PCUK

My friend suddenly looked 9 months pregnant, diagnosed within a week and died 3 weeks later.

@@peachesdixon7567 sorry for your loss.😥

@@peachesdixon7567 how old was your friend?

So sorry to hear of the loss of your husband, Mary. It is a truly devastating disease, and we're sorry you had to go through this. 💜

@@PancreaticCancerUK My Dad passed away in 1998 aged 64 - the only one of 7 children to succumb to this Cancer. My aunt is still alive and well, my uncles all suffered from cardiac issues. What I remember is this: He loved to eat processed meat, he drank a great deal of Coke as he felt it assisted with digestion. I do not remember a time when he did not rely on laxatives and antacids. He worked as a fitter and turner, drank alcohol and smoked (not a lot but still!). Chronic periodontal disease (refused to go to the Dentist), had his Gallbladder removed in the early 70s and loved to eat Pork Belly. When he drank red wine, even the good stuff, he would dilute it with lemonde. He consumed copious amounts of Aspirin as he was a migraine sufferer. He also worked shift 40 years (through the night). Never exercised, had a boat, loved to fish but would never eat Fish. All factual and not a figment of my imagination. I was in my 30s when he passed away 6 months after diagnosis.

Hi Jared, we would recommend that you get your symptoms checked out by a doctor. These symptoms don’t necessarily mean you’ve got pancreatic cancer as they can be caused by more common things, but it’s definitely worth going to your GP or contacting NHS 111. Take care

Update friend?

Where’s your back pain and what were you diagnosed with?

Same here. Did you get a diagnosis

How are you now?

I don't have dark urine, but a left chest pain and back pain and pale stool. Don't have an official diagnose and several immune disease tests have resulted negative.

Weakness, fatigue, weight loss...a lot of muscle weakness!!😱😱

@@argentinarodriguez4170 have long have you been experiencing those symptoms?

So sorry to hear you've been having difficulties with these symptoms. If you call our specialist nurse helpline, they'll be able to support you through this. You can call them on (freephone) 0808 801 0707 or email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk - Hope this helps, take care. - Ruth

Update????

Update

Sorry to hear that you've been experiencing these symptoms, @monaliceke. We'd suggest getting in touch with your GP/Doctor or clinical care team to discuss this further. We also have a free Support Line ran by our Specialist Nurses on 0808 801 0707 where our nurses can offer guidance, support and advice. We hope you see some improvement in your symptoms. Take care. 💜 - Ruth from PCUK

@@PancreaticCancerUK Thank you so much for your comment and for sharing the free Support Line. My GP and I will discuss about the scan results next week. Hopefully I can get good news after the scan.

​@monaliceke did you get your scan results? Hoping for the best 🙏

@@jilkev115 Thanks so much! I just went for my scan yesterday (22/04). Results should be available by end of this week and will be sent to my GP first. My GP appointment is scheduled for next Tuesday. I’m very worried because I’m having pain in my abdomen after every meal even though I’m taking 20mg Esomeprazole daily. I hope it’s not cancer. I’ve shared my health issues on my KZfaq channel and will do an update video when I have answers to all the issues found recently.

Hi, thank you for your question. If you have recurring pale poo and back pain, we'd recommend you to talk to your GP/Doctor about what you're experiencing. As for jaundice, it usually begins in the whites of the eyes first, so this is something to look out for, as well as dark urine and itchiness. You can read more about pancreatic cancer symptoms here: www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/information/signs-and-symptoms-of-pancreatic-cancer/ and can also call our specialist nurses for free on 0808 801 0707 if you'd like some support.

Sorry to hear you have been feeling unwell, and you are concerned about some symptoms, please speak to our nurses who will be able to talk this through with you. You can reach them on 0808 801 0707 or email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk. Hope that helps 💜

put pressure on them... I have had digestional issues for months but did not think much of it.. Then suddenly nearly 4 weeks ago I started to get stomac cramps. this week a back pain.. the last two days i get symptoms of what looks like early onset of diabetes (high bloodsugar when fasting, 6,6).. contacted the health care.. they did some blood work but not looking for cancer.. (this was two weeks ago).. I discovered a lump in my backhead which I can't recall I have had before.. Last visit yeasterday i was brushed of (said that is was stress and i got a package of omarprazol) ,, I had a bloodsugar level of 6.3 after a 5k walk and just having an apple after the walk,, The apple was digested at least 1.5 hours before so bloodsugar at 6.3 seems high.. I have given them a stool sample.. So I think the symptoms have progressed quickly and will go and bang the doors today to talk to a doctor about it.. THe blood work last week was on different beta cells of the immune symptoms but showed no infection. If I have a fast growing tumor (secondary tumor) the cancer has spread to other parts of the body and maybe got 5 weeks left or less.. feels sureal to come to this conclusion.. I have two wonderfull kids at 4 and 7.. I have worked with radiation and a cancerogenic substance as a pH.D student some 15 years ago.. The worst past is that IBS, stress, high glykos leves are related and people coming in with these symptoms are dismissed.

There are a number of different tests that can be used to diagnose pancreatic cancer and you may need several tests to work out what's causing your symptoms. An MRI scan may be used alongside blood tests, ultrasounds, CT scans, to name a few. You can find out more about these different tests on our website: www.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/information/how-is-pancreatic-cancer-diagnosed/tests-for-pancreatic-cancer/

Hi John. So sorry to hear of the loss of your friend Kev. We are sending you lots of love. 💜

If you are concerned about some symptoms, our fantastic nurses will be able to talk this through with you. You can reach them on 0808 801 0707 or email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk. Hope that helps 💜

Sorry to hear that your acid reflux has worsened! Remember, you can always call our free Support Line on 0808 801 0707 for advice too.

Go straight to the emergency department of your local hospital tell them you have chronic pain in your stomach and back insist on an ultrasound a ct scan and blood tests dont take no for an answer

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For goodness, go to another doctor ASAP

@@eden7440 He died already.

@@TheFriendlyPsychopath. How do you know? Are you related to BlueSky?

Update??????

How are you bluesky?

So sorry to hear this, Isabel.

Dr berg, the chiropractor and Scientologist?

@@kihntagious Dr Berg is improving thousands of lives by sharing his medical research and knowledge. Who cares what philosophy or degrees he holds? Expand your mind a bit more, you’ll be happier 🌸

@@kihntagious I don't give a rat's *ss what beliefs he follows in his free time. All I can see over the YEARS of watching his videos is that he is an amazing, generous , intelligent healer who has more information in his pinky fingernail, compared to most "doctors", and who is helping millions of people. Chiropractic healing is the ONLY thing that helped me with my tinnitus and migraines.

@@tigerspiritjourney Chiropractors cannot cure cancer. these comments are not about migraines. Please. Give me a break.

@@deirdrekiely6187 give YOURSELF a break and open your mind, although that might be a painful process for you.

Thank you for your question. Unlike for other cancers, there are currently no screening programmes or simple tests to diagnose pancreatic cancer, though a CT scan with an injection of dye may be one test could be used to diagnose pancreatic cancer. You can read more about the different tests that may be used here: bit.ly/3QJt9jO including the breath test that our researchers are hard at work developing. Unfortunately, population-wide screening is unlikely because of multiple factors including the vagueness of early symptoms, though this doesn't mean that screening programmes for those sub-populations with relevant risk factors are ruled out. We hope this helps!

It's ok I'm ready to go now...

Fully agree with this. You can even be aware of the symptoms of pancreatic cancer and bring it up to your doctor and they still brush off your concerns. A family friend had back pain and other symptoms and told her doctor that after researching all her symptoms, she felt it pointed to pancreatic cancer. Doctor’s response? Scoffed, said “Chances are 1 in a million.” Didn’t order any scans. Assumed it was back pain so she was sent for back surgery. She did have lifelong back pain but this pain was different and worse. Back surgery caused her more pain. She was in misery. They went in AGAIN and found her pancreatic cancer. Dead the next month. She told her doctor that from her research her symptoms could be pancreatic cancer and he still brushed it off. Doctors have to be more proactive in ordering imaging. The argument that “too many scans will cause false positives and overwhelm the system” doesn’t make any sense. Doctors are treating for the wrong illness in many cases - this poor woman having needless surgery is an example. Or doctors put patients on meds which is a waste of resources and precious time. Doctors’ refusal to scan for a highly lethal cancer happens over and over and they are never held accountable.

If you are concerned about some symptoms, please speak to our nurses, who will be able to talk this through with you. You can reach them on 0808 801 0707 or email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk. Hope that helps 💜

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