There is a lot to take in if you or a loved one has pancreatic cancer. Our information can help you understand what to expect and how to get the care and support you need.
Being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer can feel overwhelming, and you probably have lots of questions. This section has key information about pancreatic cancer and your diagnosis.
The healthcare system can be confusing. Find out how to get the care and support you need.
We explain the different treatments for pancreatic cancer, including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Pancreatic cancer can cause problems with digestion and diet. There are ways to manage these problems, including taking pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy like Creon®.
Pancreatic cancer can cause symptoms including pain, fatigue, jaundice and diabetes. But there are ways to manage these.
Pancreatic cancer can turn your life upside down. There is support to help you deal with the emotional impact.
We explain what may happen if you are approaching the last few months or weeks of your life, and how to get the care and support you need.
Find out how to deal with practical things, like work, money and transport. Physical activity and complementary therapies may help with symptoms and side effects.
We explain some of the medical words you may hear when you are finding out about pancreatic cancer.
Find out about other organisations that can support you in dealing with pancreatic cancer.
