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Symptoms of Stomach Cancer I OnlyMyHealth
Symptoms of Stomach Cancer I OnlyMyHealth administrator 3 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

Stomach cancer, which is also called gastric cancer, is a growth of cells that starts in the stomach. Stomach cancer can happen in any part of the stomach. In most of the world, stomach cancers happen in the main part of the stomach. This part is called the stomach body.
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Eating after stomach cancer surgery - Macmillan Cancer Support
Eating after stomach cancer surgery - Macmillan Cancer Support administrator 8 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

If you have had part of your stomach removed, the remaining stomach won't be able to hold as much food as before.

You'll feel full even after smaller meals. Over several months, your stomach will gradually stretch. Eventually, most people are able to eat the way they did before the operation.

If you had all of your stomach removed, the food you eat will go straight from your gullet into the small bowel. This won't affect being able to digest food but the small bowel won't hold as much as your stomach could. Your body will gradually adjust so that you'll be able to eat more at one time.

A specialist dietitian talks about what to expect when you have had stomach surgery.

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Can Stomach Ulcers Lead to Stomach Cancer?
Can Stomach Ulcers Lead to Stomach Cancer? administrator 2 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

The cause is still a medical mystery but each year more than 20,000 people are diagnosed with stomach cancer. Health experts say there could be a link between stomach cancer and stomach ulcers.

Dr. Mark Bloomston, surgical oncologist on staff at Lee Memorial Health System, says stomach ulcers affect roughly 4 million people each year. It usually starts off as a burning pain in the upper abdomen. “Pain is always a big red flag for us. Anytime anybody has pain, particularly upper abdominal pain that may or may not be related to what you’re eating that’s certainly a red flag for us.”

While the most common risk factors for stomach ulcers are family history, smoking and large amounts of caffeine, he says stress may also play a role. “There is an association with a type of personality where the typical type A personality of high revving, high stress, high active patients may have a higher risk of ulcers.”

Dr. Bloomston says if a patient has an ulcer that doesn’t respond to treatment it could be a red flag. Patients with stomach ulcers experience similar symptoms to those with stomach cancer, such as stomach pain and difficulty eating. While it’s unclear what causes stomach cancer, health experts say there’s a link in the bacteria found in ulcers. “There can be an association with ulcers in that there’s an association in the bacteria that causes ulcers,” said Dr. Bloomston.

If a patient has repeat ulcers, health experts may want to do an upper endoscopy to find out why. “There are other causes of ulcers that may not have anything to do with the stomach at all. You may have a tumor in the pancreas that’s making the body secrete too much acid in the stomach,” said Dr. Bloomston.

If a patient suspects that have an ulcer or possibly stomach cancer it’s important they see their doctor.


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Simple Test for Stomach Bug Can Help Prevent Stomach Cancer | Duke Health
Simple Test for Stomach Bug Can Help Prevent Stomach Cancer | Duke Health administrator 2 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

Duke Cancer Institute epidemiologist Meira Epplein, PhD, discovered a common bacteria called Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) puts Black, Hispanic, and Asian-American people at a higher risk for stomach cancer. She's been encouraging these and other populations to ask their doctors about getting tested for the bacteria, which Duke gastroenterologist Julius M. Wilder, MD, explains can be as easy as a breathing test. The simplicity of this test and the information it provides is meaningful to Bishop Ronald Godbee, who along with members of his church congregation, received tests for H. Pylori as part of Epplein's outreach in Durham, North Carolina.

00:00 What is H. pylori?
00:06 Can H. pylori lead to stomach cancer?
00:18 What populations are at higher risk for stomach cancer?
00:35 Can H. pylori be treated?
01:20 Can I be tested and treated for H. pylori?
02:18 What are the symptoms of H. pylori?
Stage IV Stomach Cancer Survivor, Lexy Patton
Stage IV Stomach Cancer Survivor, Lexy Patton administrator 2 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

This patient story may also be found within the video, “Surgical Strategies for Stage IV Stomach Cancer," at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhEyPDwXerU , which includes HOPE for Stomach Cancer's entire Inaugural Webinar of its Web Cast Series, with doctors covering a wide range of stomach cancer surgical strategies and topics.

In this video:

27-year-old patient, Lexy Patton, shares her own Stage IV cancer story. Ms. Patton shares the story of her diagnosis, as well as her 6 1/2-month-long chemotherapy regimen and subsequent immunotherapy treatment.

Lexy's story, as part of HOPE's Inaugural Webinar of its Web Cast Series, “Surgical Strategies for Stage IV Stomach Cancer,” was recorded live on November 7, 2020.

Stomach Cancer / KBS뉴스(News)
Stomach Cancer / KBS뉴스(News) administrator 2 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

[Anchor Lead]
Gastric cancer is the leading cause of death among Koreans, mostly affecting people in their 50s. Those in their 20s and 30s can also suffer from it as well. What's more, stomach cancer is more aggressive and hard to detect and treat in younger patients.
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This 29-year-old woman is receiving chemotherapy after undergoing surgery for gastric cancer. She first sought medical help because of the symptoms of gastritis, but it turned out to be stomach cancer.
[Soundbite] (Gastric Cancer Patient (29)) : "I had persistent symptoms of upset stomach and anemia. An endoscopy showed that I had Stage 3 gastric cancer."
Gastric cancer patients in their 20s and 30s account for only 5 percent of all patients, but their condition is more serious. Gastric cancer that affects young people is usually of diffuse type. Unlike intestinal gastric cancer, its tumor cells look like secreted mucus and do not protrude outside, making it difficult to detect and diagnose. Diffuse gastric cancer also has more aggressive tumor cells that often spread to other organs. Statistics show that stage 4 gastric cancer patients account for only 11 percent of all patients in their 40s, but the figure surges to 20 percent among people in their 30s. That's the reason gastric cancer is the deadliest form of cancer among people
in their 30s. Experts recommend people younger than 40 to receive endoscopy if they have continuous symptoms of indigestion or upset stomach. Those who have a family history of gastric cancer are advised to receive endoscopy regularly after the age of 30.
Stomach (Gastric) Cancer | Stephanie’s Story
Stomach (Gastric) Cancer | Stephanie’s Story administrator 1 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

Facing stomach (gastric) cancer with a 29 percent remission rate, 20-year-old Stephanie White found oncologist Mark Duncan, M.D., and the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. She talks about her #stomachcancer treatment, recovery and meeting her fiancé. For more information, visit http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org..../kimmel_cancer_cente

Mayo Clinic explains stomach cancer
Mayo Clinic explains stomach cancer administrator 3 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

Learning about stomach (gastric) cancer can be intimidating. Mohamad (Bassam) Sonbol, M.D., an oncologist at Mayo Clinic, walks you through the facts, the questions, and the answers to help you better understand this condition. For more reading visit: https://mayocl.in/3IW8Gm7. When it comes to your health, Mayo Clinic believes credible and clear information is paramount. There’s a lot to learn about stomach cancer. We’re here to help.

0:00 Introduction
0:37 What is stomach cancer?
1:15 Who gets stomach cancer? / Risk factors
2:25 Symptoms of stomach cancer
3:07 How is stomach cancer diagnosed?
4:00 Treatment options
4:49 Coping methods/ What now?
5:11 Ending

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Stomach cancer: Staging and prognosis | Kenhub #shorts
Stomach cancer: Staging and prognosis | Kenhub #shorts administrator 3 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

What are the stages of stomach cancer (gastric cancer)? What is the survival rates for stomach cancer? In this video, we will answer those questions and learn more about this condition. To learn more about the anatomy of the stomach, read this complete article: https://khub.me/sXaN6c

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Helicobacter Pylori 101: The Bacteria That Can Cause Stomach Cancer | gutCARE
Helicobacter Pylori 101: The Bacteria That Can Cause Stomach Cancer | gutCARE administrator 2 Visninger • 2 flere år siden

The Helicobacter Pylori (also known as H. Pylori) bacteria has been known to cause 84% of all stomach cancers!

Watch to find out more about H. Pylori, how you can be diagnosed with H. Pylori infection, and if you have been infected, the available treatment options.

If you want to know more, book a consultation with your gastroenterologist to evaluate your condition and to see if you require further investigations with your symptoms.

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