A fit and healthy British lawyer, who delayed achieving his symptoms, examined to seek medical advice, died three weeks after a cancer diagnosis. According to Jonathan Einworth’s wife Thalama, she was a runner, which was “always thin and always training”. However, he started complaining of abdominal pain, but despite a medical career earlier, did nothing about it.

Later, he was detected by bile duct cancer and died at the age of 59, three weeks later. “Jonathan, even though he was a doctor, did not immediately investigate; he waited until he was too late,” Thalma told The Sun.

According to Thalama, Jonathan had lost a lot of weight, and his perseverance – in fact, deteriorated over time. A scan he did, once shown that his liver was swollen. But later, a blood test gave rise to the diagnosis of their shocking bile duct cancer. “This is the bile duct cancer, which is very rare, and it spread everywhere,” Thalama said.

Experts say that bile duct cancer does not have a lot of symptoms and is very difficult, which was the case for Jonathan. According to Liver Cancer UK, about 2,200 people in the UK find out bile duct cancer every year. Thelma said her husband’s symptoms “presented too late”, and she never doubted it.

What is bile duct cancer?

Also known as colozonocarcarcinoma, bile duct cancer is a rare disease in which malignant cells are formed in the bile ducts. It is a rare cancer that begins in bile ducts – thin tubes that bring bile into your small intestines from your liver and gallbladder.

Collageniocarcinoma spreads rapidly, and doctors say that most people receive a diagnosis after spreading outside their bile ducts. At this point, it becomes extremely difficult to treat cancer, and the diagnosis of the disease usually worsens.

What is the cause of bile duct cancer?

Although it is not known what is the cause of collagenocarcinoma, doctors say that swelling in your bile ducts can play an active role. Damage from inflammation changes cell DNA, which contains instructions that tell cells how to behave. Damaged DNA causes problems how cells grow and divide, causing damage to the tissue. These changes have not been inherited, but most likely occurs during a person’s lifetime.

Risk factors of bile duct cancer include:

• Strutinous abnormal
• Bile pylon
• Clonorisis
• Chronic ulcerative colitis
• cirrhosis of the liver
• Hepatitis B or C
• HIV/AIDS
• inflammatory bowel disease
• Alcohol usage disorder
• diabetes
• obesity
• Smoking

Symptoms and symptoms

According to experts, symptoms of collageniocarcinoma usually do not begin until the cancer moves forward and blocks a bile duct. Some symptoms include:

• Abdominal pain
• Fever
• Tiredness
• Itching skin
• Dark urine
• Jaundice
• Light colored greasy stool
• nausea and vomiting
• Unexplained weight loss

Even though collagenocarcinoma is usually not painful in the early stages, a large tumor can cause pain that can feel centered under your ribs, on the right side of your abdomen. For some people, the pain also turns into their stomach or other areas in the back.

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