Open Access Journals In Pancreatic Cancer
Pancreas in the abdomen that makes digestive juices, insulin, and other hormones. Mostly pancreatic cancers occur in ducts. This
cancer is also called as "silent disease" because it is difficult to detect and symptoms do not usually appear until the
cancer has grown for quite some time. This
Cancer is caused by uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. When the
cells grow and form a mass it is called a tumor. When these
cancer cells break away and enter the bloodstream or lymphatic system, they can spread the cancer. The spreading of
cancer is called metastasis, and places where the
cancer has spread are called metastases. The reason behind for the development of this
cancer cells in the pancreas is not known, but research has shown that people with certain risk factors are more likely to develop
pancreatic cancer than others. dark urine. Symptoms of this disease are excess fat in the stools, loss of appetite, leg swelling due to blood clot in the veins, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea, pain in the upper abdomen or upper back, symptoms of increased blood glucose , unintended weight loss,
weakness or fatigue ,yellow skin and eyes, dark urine.Cells that line the ducts in the exocrine pancreas divide sooner than the
tissues that surround them. For reasons that we don't understand, these
cells can make an error once they copy their DNA as they're dividing to exchange other dying cells. In this manner, an abnormal cell are often made.
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