5. Chronic cough
There is no one who does not remember at least one cold during which
they suffered from a particularly severe cough, but if this cough lasts
for three weeks or more and is not accompanied by other symptoms linked
to a cold or allergy, such as a stuffy nose, it may be an early sign of
lung cancer or leukemia. Dr. Markman points out that if the cough is
different from your usual cough and especially if you are coughing up a
little blood, it is important to see a doctor as soon as possible. Some
patients with lung cancer report pain that starts in the chest area and
extends to the shoulder or down the arm, so it is important to also pay
attention to the pain that accompanies your cough.
6. Dimples or discoloration in the chest area
Breast cancer is one of the most common and common among women, and men
can also suffer from it. Unfortunately, despite its prevalence, many of
us still assume that the appearance of an abnormal lump is the telltale
sign we should be looking for. However, as Dr. Rich Wonder of the
American Cancer Society says, there are also many other changes that may
indicate cancerous processes in the chest area. Dr. Wonder recommends
paying attention to the appearance of dimples in the chest area,
swelling, excessive sensitivity, light spots or Changes in nipple color.
"These signs do not necessarily indicate cancer," he emphasizes, "but
this is precisely the reason why many avoid going to the doctor when
they discover them." Seek medical advice for any changes you encounter
in the chest area, and do not underestimate the value of any of them. At
the same time, it is also important that you know the 6 common myths
concerning breast cancer, to avoid incorrect self-diagnosis.
7. A constant feeling of satiety
An appearance of a feeling of satiety that does not go away, even though
you reduce the amount of food you consume, may be a symptom of ovarian
cancer. Gastroenterologist Dr. Moshe Shaik points out that because
ovarian cancer has very vague symptoms, many women ignore them for
months before they seek medical help. If the feeling of fullness is
accompanied by bloating or constipation that does not go away, it is
important to mention these to your doctor as well.
8. Abdominal pain or a feeling of nausea that does not go away
An upset stomach is something that is unfortunately very common, and
only rarely is it more than a product of a harmful food that we have
consumed. However, it is important to never ignore persistent abdominal
pain, which can be a signal of various problems the body is dealing
with. If, along with the pain, you also suffer from a feeling of nausea
that does not go away, contact your doctor. It may be a relatively
simple problem such as an ulcer, but at the same time, these can be
preliminary signs of leukemia, cancer of the esophagus, liver, pancreas
or colon.
9. Pain in the thigh muscles, along with
pain when urinating
Prostate cancer does not cause special symptoms when it is in its first
stages, and these usually appear only after the tumor has grown and
started to press on the urethral tube or send metastases to the bones.
Therefore, it is important to contact the doctor, especially at the age
of 50 and over, for any change concerning the frequency of urination and
the sensations accompanying it, along with uncharacteristic muscle
pains. The doctor will be able to diagnose whether it is a benign tumor
on the prostate gland or another problem that requires in-depth tests.
10. Unclear hemorrhages
Hemorrhages may appear in different places of the body after bruises,
some of which can be simple and others caused without even noticing
them. So if you wake up with one bruise that you don't remember the
source of, there's no need to worry. However, in the event that these
hemorrhages appear all the time, especially in less common places such
as the arms, palms or fingers, it is recommended to consult a doctor.
The appearance of many hemorrhages may be a product of a low amount of
platelets in the body, and at the same time also a preliminary sign of
leukemia.
11. Difficulties in swallowing
A sore throat can lead to temporary difficulties or discomfort in
swallowing, but if you notice that these swallowing difficulties last
for several weeks and even get worse, see a doctor. This is a common
symptom of cancerous tumors that develop between the tongue bone and the
trachea, and it is possible that it is also a preliminary sign of
tumors in the stomach or lungs.
12. Blood in stool
Blood in the stool is often a sign of something benign like hemorrhoids,
but it may also be a symptom of colon cancer. It is easy to ignore such
bleeding, especially if it comes and goes, but it is important to know
that this is a phenomenon that is not normal, and it is important to
check its source. Colon cancer can be particularly deadly in view of the
fact that many discover that they suffer from it only after it has
spread, and this is partly because they forgo the important colonoscopy
test. If you are also wondering whether to have it done, you will want
to read the answers to the 9 important questions regarding this
life-saving test.
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