Gastric cancers: What are the symptoms of gastric cancer?

I always feel bloated. and have difficulties burping. i feel extreme pain from my stomach to my abdomen whenever i eat. I get feverish at nights.

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When you start to alternate constipation and diarrhea, have dark blood in your stool and throw up stuff that looks like coffee grounds, it's too late.
Go see your Dr.

The answer given by tnbadbunn is good but I would like 2 add that age is very imp. in ths regard.It is very rare bfore 60 yrs.If u r young dont wory but to satisfy urself go for uper GI endoscopy.B hapy.

These symptoms also correspond to colon cancer. I would recommend seeing a GI specialist and requesting a colonoscopy and endoscopy to rule all the GI cancers out. I was diagnosed with advanced cc last January and I was only 40 years old, so do not let them tell you that you are too young (I don't know your age). I know of many people who have been diagnosed in their 20 and 30's.
Early detection of GI cancers are important for successful treatment and curability. Get checked...
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