Stomach cancer
Stomach cancer happens when abnormal cells in any part of the stomach grow out of control. Whether you've just been diagnosed, you're caring for someone, or you're looking for clear information, we're here to help you find your next step.
Living with stomach cancer
Get tips and support to manage symptoms and live well day to day
Advanced stomach cancer
Understand what advanced cancer means and the care choices available
Common questions about stomach cancer
The exact cause of stomach cancer is unknown. But some things can increase the risk of developing stomach cancer. Explore potential risk factors here.
Stomach cancer often causes no symptoms in its early stages, which makes it difficult to detect. This means a person can be living with the disease for some time before a diagnosis is made.There are a number of symptoms to look out for.
If you doctor suspects that you have stomach cancer, you may need to undergo several different tests. Your doctor will choose the best tests for you.
Treatment depends on several factors, including the stage of the cancer, your health and your preferences. There are different ways to treat stomach cancer. Most people have more than one treatment. Your doctor will choose the best plan for you, based on your health and the type of cancer you have.
Want to talk?
Speak with a specialist cancer nurse, dietitian or counsellor, whether that's understanding a diagnosis, managing day-to-day, tips on managing your diet or just needing someone who understands. Free support for anyone impacted by upper GI cancers, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
