Stage II pancreatic cancer is a mid-stage tumor, not a late-stage tumor. It should be operated in a timely manner according to the patient’s individual condition and treated symptomatically with radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which can effectively control the continued progression of cancer, improve the patient’s prognosis and prolong survival time. Cardia cancer belongs to gastric cancer, which is usually divided into stage I, II, III and IV. Stage II cardia cancer may show symptoms such as esophageal obstruction, difficulty in swallowing when eating, nausea, vomiting and pain in the upper abdomen, leading to a more significant weight loss of the patient. Surgical resection, together with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted drug therapy, can be adopted to control the growth, development and spread of tumor. In addition, for patients who cannot tolerate surgical treatment or radiotherapy, stenting can be considered to relieve the obstruction and improve the quality of life. Regardless of which treatment method is chosen, it is necessary to take good care of the patient after treatment. Firstly, we should pay attention to maintaining a good mood, avoiding depression and anxiety, and having a regular routine, and secondly, we should do appropriate exercise to enhance physical fitness. In terms of diet, you should quit smoking and drinking, avoid eating hard and rough foods, such as walnuts, chestnuts, nuts, peanuts, etc.