There are some symptoms to watch out for when it comes to cancer detection. Many cancer symptoms are similar to other general health problems, but consider your age and family history. If you are experiencing possible cancer symptoms see a doctor as soon as possible do not wait. If it is cancer you will have a better chance for full recovery. If it is not cancer you will feel better to know that your symptoms are not related to cancer and you can track down the real problem.
The following symptoms should raise a red flag concerning your health since they may all be signs of possible cancer:
Look for unexplained weight loss, unexplained fever, prolonged fatigue, pain, or skin changes.
1. If you any of these symptoms seek a medical evaluation to determine if you may have cancer.
2. If you are experiencing unusual bleeding or discharge, seek medical advice. Even if you are following up from a recent surgery or other disease these symptoms could indicate the underlying problem may be cancer. These symptoms could indicate possible cervical, lung, bladder, or kidney cancer.
3. Look for changes bladder or bowel functions. Changes could indicate possible colon, bladder, or prostate cancer.
4. Be on the alert for thickening or a lump in the breast, testicle, or other part of the body. Schedule periodic doctor check ups and regular cancer screenings to help in detection. These symptoms may indicate possible breast or testicular cancer.
5. Look for sores that will not heal. Watch moles or warts and look for changes. If you notice irregularities see a dermatologist who specializes in skin cancer for an examination.
6. If you have issues with indigestion or have difficulty swallowing check with your doctor. Chronic coughing or hoarseness could also signal potential stomach, throat, or esophagus cancer.
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