Symptoms of Cancer of the bile duct

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One of the main symptoms of bile-duct cancer is jaundice â€“ when the skin and eyes look yellow. This is caused by a cancerous growth blocking one of the bile ducts and causing the bile to stay in the body. There may also be an itchy feeling or a crawling sensation on the skin, stomach pain, loss of appetite and weight, and a high temperature.

Jaundice can be caused by several other conditions (for example, some forms of hepatitis), so it should always be checked out by a doctor.

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