Don’t ignore these warning signs & symptoms!
Unexplained pain can be an indicator that something is not quite right in your body. Unexplained pain may be a symptom of cancer. If you detect your symptoms early enough, you increase your odds of survival. Discover what to look for below, and remember: knowing and spotting cancer signs and symptoms early can save your life.
What To Look For:
- Abdominal pain
- Rectal, facial, or groin pain (38)
- Pain in the joints and bones (feels almost like a broken bone) (32)
- Inconsistent pain in shoulder, lower back, or chest (11)
- Pain during intercourse
- Pain when coughing
- Pain under either side of rib cage
- Pain behind the breast bone
- Stomach cramps,gas, or pains
- Tenderness or pain in back of the lower leg(s) or when flexing toes upward
Notice Something? Here’s What To Do Next:
- Should you spot any signs, consider them a “red flag”. It does not mean you have cancer. If signs do not disappear within one week, contact your medical team for a professional evaluation.
SIGNS & SYMPTOMS
- Overview
- Bleeding, Discharge & Bruising
- Breast Changes (Men & Women)
- Changes In Fingers And Toe Nails
- Chronic Fatigue & Weakness
- Continuous Swelling & Bloating
- Cough, Wheezing & Out Of Breath
- Ear Changes
- Eye Changes
- Heavy Night Sweats
- Indigestion & Heartburn
- Low Grade Fever
- Lymph Nodes
- Non-Stop Itching
- Oral (Mouth, Tongue & Throat)
- Scrotum & Testicle Changes
- Severe Headache
- Skin Changes
- Swallowing Issues & Hoarseness
- Thyroid Gland
- Tumor, Lump, Mass & Bump
- Unexplained Falls
- Unexplained Pain
- Unexplained Weight Changes
- Urine or Stool Changes
Take action to spot cancer early and survive
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Download the guides below to develop your spot & survive habit
Download the Spotting Cancer Signs & Symptoms Guide to learn what to look for. Knowing and spotting indicators of cancer early can save your life.
Download the Complete Body Monitoring Guide to keep track of your body’s changes. The guide includes interactive charts and body monitoring guidelines.
