Supporting Pancreatic Function for Overall Health

Pancreatic support involves strategies to maintain the health and function of the pancreas, crucial for digestive enzymes and insulin production.

Pancreatic Support FAQ

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What is a Pancreatic Cancer Support Group?

Run by people affected by pancreatic cancer, these groups are an opportunity for people to meet others and support each other. Read other people’s experiences of pancreatic cancer to find out how they coped with their diagnosis and treatment and their tips on looking after themselves. We need your help!

How can I get support if I have pancreatic cancer?

If you or a loved one have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, our tailored emails can help you get the information and support you need. Run on Zoom and hosted by our specialist pancreatic cancer nurses, our online support sessions will give you the chance to connect with others who have also been diagnosed.

What is a pancreatic cancer forum?

The forum is a supportive online space where everyone affected by pancreatic cancer can be there for each other at any time. Run by people affected by pancreatic cancer, these groups are an opportunity for people to meet others and support each other.

How is pancreatic cancer treated?

Your treatment depends on the position of the cancer in the pancreas, how big it is, the type of pancreatic cancer it is, whether it has spread, if they can remove it with surgery and your general health. Get practical and emotional support to help you cope with a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, and life during and after treatment.

Where can I find information about pancreatic cancer?

The clinical nurse specialist, or another member of your specialist team, will be able to give you information on local support services that you may find helpful. There are also national cancer charities that offer support and information about pancreatic cancer. Dedicated charity for anyone affected by pancreatic cancer.