Hey There - I think weight loss is a common early sign for cancer of the stomach, lung & pancreas.
If I can share my perspective on your post - diagnosing yourself with cancer is a mug's game. It's a lose-lose scenario. The best thing to do is suspend any emotional stake in the matter until you complete the diagnostic process, and approach that diagnostic process with all diligence.
Weight loss can also be due to an internal parasite, a thyroid problem, all kinds of medical stuff. Don't diagnose yourself with them either.
If you have cancer, find out, and do what you can about it.
Fretting now, when you really have no idea one way or t'other, doesn't help you in any way. If your future self could travel back through time, they'd give you one of two messages:
"Stupid, you were wetting your pants over NOTHING. Don't forget to enjoy your life, anxiety is a slippery slope and you can't get those wasted hours of fretting and suffering back"
OR
"It was cancer, and it was a horrible fight, but I won. What helped me through it was keeping a forceful, positive outlook - focussing on succeeding with treatment. The thing I regret most is sometimes forgetting to squeeze as much joy out of life as I could"
No matter what the situation, the anxiety only hurts you - if you have the tools, try and fight it. If you don't have the tools, ask for help with managing it.
Just my two cents, sorry if it's off-track or offensive in any way, I wish you only the best of luck.
Hopefully you're in the clear.
