#6 A Nagging Cough
If you notice a cough or hoarseness that just won't go away, it could be
a sign of lung or larynx cancer. It is more likely that you are
experiencing seasonal allergies, but you should check with your doctor
just in case.
#7 Indigestion or Trouble Eating
If you are having trouble eating, swallowing, or digesting your food,
you may have cancer of the esophagus, or stomach. But don't worry too
much about this one, most people who experience indigestion do not have
cancer.
#8 Lumps in the Body
If you find lumps in your skin, it could be a sign of cancer. Be especially wary of lumps on the breast, testicle, or near lymph nodes. Don't freak out if you find lumps on your arms, legs, or other parts of the body though, they might just be harmless sebaceous cysts.
#9 Unusual Bleeding
If you start experiencing abnormal bleeding, it could be a symptom of
cancer. Coughing up blood can mean lung cancer, blood in the stool can
mean colon or rectal cancer, blood in urine can mean bladder cancer,
persistant vaginal bleeding can mean cervical cancer, and blood
discharge from the nipple can mean breast cancer.
#10 Changes in Bladder Function
If you notice pain when urinating, blood in your urine, or other
changes, such as needing to go more or less often, these could be
symptoms of bladder or prostate cancer. Always share these changes with
your doctor.
Final Part will be next... Stay tuned!
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