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Stomach cancer

What is stomach cancer?

This is a cancer which affects the Stomach.

This is part of your digestive tract that acts as a bag to hold food and start digesting it before passing it down the rest of the intestine where it is absorbed.

Problems with the stomach may result in difficulty eating and the patient feeling full even though smaller amounts of food (meal volume) are being eaten. Indeed as the conditions gets worse the ability to eat large volumes of food becomes increasingly difficult. The patient may find they vomit some food. This may also give relief from some discomfort and bloating they will feel.

Patients may find that very soft bland food and liquid is tolerated much better than their normal diet.

 

Contact

Berkshire Cancer Centre
North Block
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
London Road
Reading
RG1 5AN

Tel: 0118 322 7888