Even your favorite dessert makes you want to throw up (5/12)
Loss of appetite 
is an early symptom of pancreatic cancer.
When tumors develop in the abdomen, they put pressure on the stomach and cause:
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feeling of fullness quickly
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frequent nausea
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and even pain when digesting.
Unintentional weight loss (6/12)
This loss of appetite often leads to rapid and unexplained weight loss 
.
Generally, this involves a decrease of more than 5% of body weight in 6 to 12 months.
If you cannot explain this weight loss, consult a doctor immediately 
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Your lower back hurts terribly (7/12)
A pancreatic tumor can put pressure on the spine and lumbar muscles, causing a constant, dull ache.
Many women attribute these pains to premenstrual syndrome or muscle strain.
But if the pain doesn’t go away after your period or rest, have it checked out without delay .
