An atypical sign of stomach cancer can be a feeling of rapid satiety during meals, according to the Daily Express.

According to experts from the National Health Service of England, both a feeling of “very fast satiety” during meals and a decrease in appetite can indicate oncology.

Doctors warn that often people suffering from acid reflux may not notice these and other symptoms, such as heartburn, nausea, indigestion, abdominal pain, as well as a feeling of "lump in the stomach" and pain when swallowing. Meanwhile, all these signs may indicate the development of oncology.

Experts emphasize that if such symptoms are detected or worsened, it is necessary to be examined by a general practitioner.

To minimize the risk of developing stomach cancer, British experts advise quitting smoking, giving up alcohol, limiting salt intake, as well as red and processed meat.

Earlier, a nutritionist spoke about products that can protect against cancer.

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