Feeling Full Very Quickly
One of the most common early warning signs is feeling full after eating only a small amount of food. This happens when a tumor affects the stomach’s ability to expand normally.
Loss of Appetite
Many people with early stomach cancer notice they don’t feel hungry as often as before or lose interest in food.
Bloating After Meals
Frequent bloating or heaviness after eating, even when meals are small, may signal a digestive problem that should not be ignored.
Mild Nausea
Occasional nausea may seem harmless, but persistent nausea or stomach discomfort could be an early sign of stomach irritation
or disease.
Unexplained Fatigue
Some patients develop anemia from slow internal bleeding, which can cause constant tiredness and weakness.
Symptoms That May
Appear Later
As stomach cancer progresses, symptoms often become more serious. These may include:
Unexplained weight loss
Persistent stomach pain
Vomiting or nausea
Difficulty swallowing
Black or bloody stools
Vomiting blood
