if affect memory? or lost memory?

Check out the the website WebMD and it will help you with most all of your questions.

Pancreatic cancer is sometimes called a "silent disease" because early pancreatic cancer often does not cause symptoms. But, as the cancer grows, symptoms may include:

Pain in the upper abdomen or upper back

Yellow skin and eyes, and dark urine from jaundice

Weakness

Loss of appetite

Nausea and vomiting

Weight loss

These symptoms are not sure signs of pancreatic cancer. an infection or other problem could also cause these symptoms. only a doctor can diagnose the cause of a person's symptoms. Anyone with these symptoms should see a doctor so that the doctor can treat any problem as early as possible.

i do not think that memory has to do with pancreas cancer but i do know that Alzheimer's disease has that symptom. good luck with everything!

checked to be sure about the same, please provide any website that give details about the same ?

When doctors and nurses qualify it is usually because they did their homework. Suggest you do yours too and not rely on answer from Yahoo folk.

pathological and blood test is better to findout the malaria, and jaundice.

All this is on Internet, put the words in the search block and see what falls out. It will be quite a few, so pick and chose.

stop listening to the rest of the bullcrap and get an SGPT test done from any pathological lab.the symptoms are initial high fever and chills which will eventually normalise.you will have to deal with food restrictions and regular medicine for a month.it also depends on what type of virus or bacteria has caused infection.PS:if u r really sick don't trust a bunch of noobs like us and consult your family doctor.don't be cheap bcuz our advice may just kill you(really!)

well…..jaundice … yellow appearance of
skin ,sclera ,mucus membranes.
dark urine ,pale stools,itching.abd pain,
late ….weight loss,jt pains..malabsorption.

tests…alkaline phospatase test,ultrasound.

typhoid…
first week…fever,headache,,myalgiaconstipati… n vomitings in children.
end of first week….rose spots on trunk,spleen enlargement,cough,diarrhoea,abd disension.
endo sec week…
delirium,complications..
tests .. white blood count,blood culture, widal reaction

malaria,….malise head ache vomitings cough mild diarrohoea,fever alternate days .. hight temp , night sweats or day sweats ..chills rigors.
late …hyperpyrexia,renal failure black urine ,convulsions bleeding anaemia…metabolic acidosis.shock.
diagnosis…thick n thin blood films ..
immuno chromatographic dip stic tests.

If I thought I was having hepatitis symptoms and got check and the results were negative
But continue having the symptoms this month would the outcome of the test change?
If you are having hepatitis symptoms and get check would it bring out a positive result?
Exp Hepatitis + symptoms= a positive results

My symptoms:
Are body aches
headaches
Pressure on side of head
Dark urine (not a coke color more of a darker yellow)
Tingling on both legs feet hands
Pain in legs and feet (minor)
More than usual thirst that I cant fulfill
Dry eyes and blur vision
Pain over my liver and a bit more down
Pain in my back right on my shoulder blade region and located right be hide my liver sometimes the pain travels for the front to the back

I was tested for hep last month and showed negative to a b c and no antibodies at the time tested I was having a lot of pain over my liver (fatty liver) and right stomach region

There’s been a Hepatitis a outbreak in Waldo County. State health officials are investigating a third case of the disease in recent weeks. all three people live in Waldo County. Officials say at least one person attended several social functions in different parts of Maine while infected. Maine health director Dr. Dora Mills expects other people may be at risk for contracting the illness and may be showing signs and symptoms in the coming days and weeks. Mills says symptoms may include jaundice, fever, anorexia, fatigue, nausea, dark urine, clay colored stools, diarrhea, and abdominal discomfort. according to the national CDC Hepatitis a is usually spread when a person ingests fecal matter — even in microscopic amounts — from contact with objects, food, or drinks contaminated by the feces or stool of an infected person. Dr. Mills says the disease can range in severity from a mild illness lasting a few weeks to a severe illness lasting several months. for more information on Hepatitis a click here.