Cancer is a disease with many faces. If the initial problem is always the same (this is an abnormal, anarchic and excessive proliferation of cells), cancer can develop in many organs – breast, prostate, lungs, skin, brain, bones… And in each Cancer, of course, has its own specific symptoms!
Certain symptoms should make you think you have cancer (and prompt you to seek counseling).
However, as Professor Peter Johnson, an NHS cancer specialist, recently explained, certain “red flags” should indicate cancer, so you should seek immediate medical attention. Here are the symptoms that should not be ignored:
Cough that won’t go away
The NHS says a visit to your GP is essential if you have a cough (dry or wet) that has persisted for 3 weeks or more.
Transit disorders
If you experience abdominal pain when going to the toilet, blood in the stool, diarrhea or constipation for no particular reason, anal pain, whitish and/or abnormally sticky stools, you should immediately seek advice, especially if the problem has been going on for more than two years. more than 3 weeks.
Bloating
If you have been experiencing bloating for 3 weeks or more, make an appointment with your GP immediately.
Releases into the blood
If you vomit blood, if you urinate (…)
Read more on the Top Santé website.
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