How to detect early stages of cancer (symptoms)

Cancer is a disease which is caused by abnormal cell growth. The cell grows uncontrollably and spreads to other part of the body. Cancer doesn't affect a specific spot which means it can start anywhere or can affect any part of the body. The earlier cancer is detected, the better. Below are some signs and symptoms associated with the disease.

1. Pain and fatigue may be observed by patients. Patients may have a feeling of weakness and tiredness at all times

2. People with cancer also experience bleeding and fever. Cancer causes a lump and at such it begins to push nearby organs and blood vessels.

3. Some patients experience weight loss and loss of energy. This is because cancer cell use up much of the body's energy.

4. Lymph nodes can be found in some patients.

5. Eating and swallowing problems may occur such as not feeling hungry or belly pain and nausea may be observed.

6. Thickening lump in the breast or other part of the body.

7. Changes can also be observed in the skin (skin may turn yellowish color).

8. Pain when passing out urine or blood can be seen in the urine.

This are some of the symptoms of cancer in a nutshell. They ate some of the common symptoms associated with the deadly disease. If you notice any changes in your body, let a doctor know so he/she can find out more about it and give you the required treatment. Treatments are more successful during the early stages of cancer.

 

[Holicent]

Symptoms of early-stage cancers are often subtle and hard to spot. They can be similar to the symptoms of less serious illnesses, and they don't typically cause pain (because cancer cells aren't yet invading other tissues).

Not all cancers have early-stage symptoms. However, if you notice any changes in your body, it's best to get them checked out by a doctor. If a doctor finds something unusual, they will run tests and ask you questions about your general health and any risk factors that could contribute to cancer.

Some of the most common early symptoms of cancer include:

1) Changes in bowel or bladder habits

2) A sore that does not heal

3) Unusual bleeding or discharge (for example, a cough that brings up blood or bloody mucus)

4) Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere on your body

5) Indigestion or difficulty swallowing

6) Obvious change in a wart or mole

Early detection of cancer can increase your chances of successful treatment, so it's important to have regular check-ups with your doctor and pay attention to any unusual symptoms or changes that could be related to cancer

 

[Cynthia Moran]

Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the world, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths every year. It can appear in any part of the body at any age and results from the growth and spread of abnormal cells. Although there is no cure, it is treatable. There are some companies like RoyalVibe Health, that can use advanced technology that is approved by FDA to diagnose cancer disease.