Neuroendocrine cancers
It’s difficult finding out that you have neuroendocrine cancer. It’s normal to feel angry, sad, upset and shocked. You might worry about what will happen and how you will cope.
Getting practical and emotional support can help you cope with your diagnosis and treatment.
Coping with a neuroendocrine cancer can be difficult. You might have many different emotions. There is support available.
Neuroendocrine cancers can cause diet problems such as diarrhoea and weight loss. Your health care team can give you medicines and tips to help you cope with these problems.
Organisations and support groups can provide you with information and support. This can help you cope with neuroendocrine cancer.
Last reviewed: 26 Feb 2025
Next review due: 26 Feb 2028
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