Types of oesophageal cancer
There are two main type of oesophageal cancer: squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma.
Oesophageal (gullet) cancer
Information and support for people affected by oesophageal (gullet) cancer.
About oesophageal cancer
About oesophageal cancer
A clinical oncologist talks about oesophageal cancer, how it is diagnosed and treated.
A clinical oncologist talks about oesophageal cancer, how it is diagnosed and treated.
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Understanding oesophageal cancer
and what it is
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Diagnosing
symptoms, causes and risk factors of oesophageal cancer
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Organising
the practical, work and financial side
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Treating
oesophageal cancer and what to expect
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Coping
with and after treatment for oesophageal cancer
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Resources
and publications to order, download and print
How we can help
Assessing your finances
Cancer can lead to extra expenses. By assessing your situation, you can plan ahead to meet your needs.
Local volunteers
Our volunteers offer practical and emotional support to people affected by cancer. We want to make sure no one goes through cancer alone.
Information and support centres
Our local centres offer free, confidential information and support. If you or a loved one has questions about cancer, we’re here.
You might also be interested in
Understanding oesophageal cancer
Related
Order or download our free booklet about oesophageal cancer. It covers causes and symptoms, diagnosis, staging and grading, treatments and clinical trials.
How are you?
Related
Worrying about cancer can have a big impact on your feelings. Read our advice to help you cope with your emotions.
Why choose us as your charity
Get involved
If you're deciding which charity to support with your fundraising, talk to us. We want to be there for everyone affected by cancer, and we need your help.
In your area
Local area
What's happening near you? Find out about support groups, where to get information and how to get involved with Macmillan where you are.
Latest from the Online Community
Ask the experts
Gullet (oesophagus) cancer webchat transcript
Read this recent webchat transcript, in which specialist nurses John and Carol answered questions on gullet (oesophagus) cancer. They talk about treatment, eating and dry mouths.
Featured group
Gullet (oesophagus) cancer
A group for anyone affected by gullet cancer (also known as oesophageal cancer) to get together, ask questions, share experiences and support each other.
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