The charity says: “You may regurgitate food – this is when food comes back up soon after you swallow it. It usually starts with food like meat and bread. You may start to bring up soft foods such as mashed potato, drinks and saliva if you don’t have treatment.”

It adds that a cough that won’t go away or that happens when you try to eat can be caused by oesophageal cancer.

Cancer Research also notes: “Your voice can become raspy or croaky. It’s not a common symptom and can be caused by other harmless conditions.”

It adds: “Your poo may be darker – almost black – if cancer is making your oesophagus bleed. This is uncommon. You can get darker poo if you’re taking iron tablets.”

Source: Daily Express

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