People with pancreatic cancer frequently lose weight without trying. This may be due to a combination of factors: changes in appetite, early satiety (feeling full after eating small amounts), or digestive enzyme deficiency caused by the tumor. When the pancreas can’t produce enough enzymes to digest food—especially fats—the body struggles to absorb nutrients, leading to significant weight loss over time.

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