Warning signs that you may have stomach cancer

Vomiting or urinating blood, bloating after eating, difficulty swallowing. could be signs of stomach cancer, according to Learnaboutcancer.

Stomach discomfort or pain, and vomiting blood are among the warning signs of stomach cancer.

In addition to the symptoms mentioned above, stomach cancer can also present with the following signs:

1. Loss of appetite : If you are someone who enjoys eating but suddenly lose interest in food and find it unappetizing, you should see a doctor. Stomach ulcers can also cause loss of appetite and are a risk factor for stomach cancer.
2. Heartburn: Heartburn is quite complex and can be a sign of cancer. It's often associated with abdominal pain or pain in the upper abdomen. People with heartburn may have stomach ulcers, meaning they have excess stomach acid, which increases their risk of stomach cancer. Heartburn manifests as a burning sensation, nausea, or even chest pain, making self-diagnosis difficult. If it occurs frequently, you should see a doctor for a check-up.
3. Blood in the stool : This symptom usually appears in the later stages of the disease, but it can also occur early. Blood in the stool may be due to inflammation from a tumor in the stomach.
4. Fatigue: Patients experience fatigue due to blood loss, along with unexpected weight loss. Blood loss can lead to anemia, a low red blood cell count, which is a potential source of exhaustion.

Stomach cancer can be treated with surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy.