What are the early warning signs of pancreas problems in women?

Early warning signs of pancreatic problems can be severe pain in the upper middle part of the abdomen or there can be no symptoms at all, according to Cedars-Sinai. Pain may travel to the mid-back region.

Pancreatitis is the most common disorder of the pancreas, explains Cedars-Sinai. Acute pancreatitis is accompanied by a swollen pancreas, pain, fever, shortness of breath or kidney problems, and in rare instances, can prove fatal.

Early warning signs of pancreatic cancer include a serious condition of the pancreas, explains Caring.com. These warning signs include diabetes; yellowing of the skin or eyes; itchy skin, palms and soles of feet; lack of appetite; change in taste; abdominal pain; enlarged gall bladder; pale stools or dark, tarry stools; and sudden weight loss.