Does pain in the thoracic spine region while breathing indicate pancreatic cancer?

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I read your query and understand your concern. I have reviewed your case history and your concerns. Pancreatic cancer usually presents as painless jaundice (yellow discoloration of skin and eyes). It can present as recurrent upper abdominal pain, or episodes of pancreatitis, upper abdominal pain, that radiates towards the back, rather than pain, directly starting at the back. You might have a simple spine problem, which has nothing to do with pancreatic cancer. I suggest you get an investigation CT(computed tomography) scan abdomen with the pancreatic protocol (this is an ideal test to rule out pancreatic cancer). CT scan would also help to look at your spine for any major issues over there. Do you have a family history of pancreatic cancer? considering your specific concern related to pancreatic cancer. Do you have a prior history of pancreas-related diseases like pancreatitis or heavy alcohol consumption I also suggest you to get blood tests as well as to check pancreatic function like serum amylase and lipase. I hope I have cleared all your doubts.

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