- Itchy skin: Cancer can cause blood flow to increase in the area of a cancerous growth. This can cause the skin to feel tight and itchy, or appear red, feel warm, and actually change color.
- Lump beneath the skin: Hard lumps beneath the surface of the skin should never be ignored. It could be a sign of a tumor, especially in the breast, testicle, armpit, throat, abdomen, and skin.
- Trouble swallowing: Difficulty swallowing, loss of appetite, and tummy trouble could mean that cancer is interfering with your digestive process.
- Bumps on tongue/mouth: Bumps should always be a cause for concern, especially inside the mouth, gums or throat. Bumps that are white in color should especially be a cause for concern.
- Sores that don't heal: Healing is a natural process, but when a sore does not heal, it could mean that cancer is growing inside your body and preventing the healing process from occurring properly.
- Bleeding: Loss of blood, other than a menstrual cycle, should cause concern, especially when it is coming from the uterus, nipple, or in the urine or stool.
- Changes in bowel movements: Obvious changes in bowel movements that last more than 2 days should be a cause for concern. Blood in the stool, for example, could mean colon cancer.
- Changes in urination: Any changes in urine flow, color, smell, presence of foam or blood should be checked immediately by a doctor. It could mean cancer is growing in your body.
- Coughing: A persistent cough could be a sign of lung, esophagus, throat and even stomach cancer.
- Changes in your voice: Changes in pitch or tone in your voice can be a sign of cancer of the larynx.
There may be other reasons for these symptoms, but why take a chance? If you are experiencing any of these 10 symptoms, please check with a doctor to make sure they are not signs of cancer growing inside you.
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