3. Changes in Urine or Stool
It is normal if you are not used to checking what you left behind while using the bathroom, but it is important to check from time to time, as this will benefit you. Reader’s Digest considers brown urine may be due to pancreatic cancer. The urine is rust-colored. This occurs when bilirubin (a component of bile) builds up in the blood.
The source is also told to look for colored or greasy stool, which may be one of the symptoms of the disease due to a blockage in the bile duct. Bile turns stools brown and helps break down fats.
Research and studies say that pancreatic cancer is the second most dangerous cancer in America by the year 2030, so you must be careful.
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