Pancreatic Cancer?

 I am sorry you are so worried about this. Keep in mind that something like pancreatic cancer typically occurs in middle age people who have been long time smokers and drinkers. I’m not saying that No one else can get it but a great percentage of people who get it  do those things for a very long time .  It is not typical for somebody of your age. There are many other digestive issues, most of which are not cancer that can be taken care of.  You are thinking worst case scenario which is very unlikely. 

Stop googling. It doesn’t pertain to your individual situation. Most symptoms can be associated with most conditions.

Depression is so common that it’s present in almost all conditions , including anxiety. 

If you have had cancer for the last ten months, you would be in very bad condition by now.  

 does your doctor have any more suggestions or plans? Ask him or her. Remember, health anxiety gets people to think very negative and then fear takes over. Your CT scan was normal.  If the doctors were the least bit worried about Your pancreas  or any cancer, they would not think you had IBS. But that is what they suspect. Doctors have a lot of experience with these things and know when something is not right. It doesn’t sound like they’re too concerned about anything serious. Try to relax and get some more answers from your doctor if you need them.  Take one day at a time and try to relax your mind and keep busy. The more you sit around and think the more fear will take over. 👍??😁

sould like your going through at lot of things and feeling stressed a lot my advice is to have a bath and unwind and and a have a sothing drink and that will help and when your stressed it will upset your ibs massive 

The best advised is tell your doctor insist on your symptoms and don’t goggle.  As guilty as I am I stop google because I’m experiencing symptoms that could be ovarian cancer, IBS and can go on .  Just make an appointment or see a second opinion. Good luck to you keep us updating!  

To have peace of mind, you will have to learn to trust and believe in all your normal test results.  Normal test results are good news!  The tests you have had done are accurate! You will have to trust and accept what your doctor is telling you.  Your doctor would have told you if there was something wrong with your pancreas. The fact that your doctor is not worried is good news and is a strong signal that you should try to relax. Pancreatic cancer would be extremely rare at your age.  Everyone, including your doctor has told you this. Try to be reassured and do not worry because anxiety will make you feel worse.  You have had many logical and reasonable explanations given to you. If you had pancreatic cancer, you would be getting extremely ill very rapidly; this is not happening with you.

When I had normal test results for three and a half months with no diagnosis, I turned to panic, health anxiety and Dr Google.  I refused to accept my normal test results and every positive explanation given to me by my doctor and others.  So my stomach pain, nausea, bowel habit change and anxiety all got very much worse. I felt abandonned and trapped in a never ending cycle of pain and panic.   I went to the doctor for an eighth time, full of despair and convinced that I would get bad news or no diagnosis at all.  I was even told by another doctor that I might have to accept that the fact that I might never get diagnosed.  I steadfastly refused to accept this; I was determined to get a diagnosis because I knew the lack of answers was causing my panic and my

symptoms to get worse.

In the end, after my doctor listened to my symptoms and my tale of intense anxiety, he asked about my stress levels which I had not connected to my symptoms.  When he heard I had had non stop anxiety and stress for six months before my stomach woes flared up, he confidently diagnosed IBS.  Instantly, my panic lifted and I experienced relief that I had not felt in three months.  My symptoms began to subside, one by one  and I now have long periods of remission. I have been through exactly what you are experiencing now.  I got better through diagnosis acceptance and deciding to trust my doctor.

So you see, you are not alone in your anxiety; it is very common.  Many people on this forum have been through it and got peace of mind in the end through a definitive diagnosis and accepting plenty of reassurance. You can and will get through this. Have a chat with your doctor about your anxiety and how it is affecting you.  Anxiety can be helped by CBT, relaxation therapy and distraction techniques like concentrating on your hobbies or light exercise such as walking.