These symptoms don’t necessarily mean you have pancreatic cancer, as they can be triggered by other conditions like irritable bowel syndrome.
However, “it’s important” to get them checked by your GP if they change, get worse or don’t feel normal for you, according to the NHS.
“Anyone can get pancreatic cancer, even if you do not think you have a higher chance of getting it,” the health service states.
Depending on your doctor’s advice, the GP then might book you in for some tests or refer you to see a specialist in a hospital.