10. Mouth Changes
If you smoke, watch for white or bright-red patches inside your mouth or
on your lips. Both can signal oral cancer . Ask your doctor or dentist
about tests and treatment.
11. Fever
A fever that doesn’t go away and can't be explained could mean leukemia
or another blood cancer . Your doctor should get the details of your
medical history and give you a physical exam to check for the cause.
12. Fatigue
A lot of women are tired because they lead hectic lives. But extreme tiredness that won’t go away isn’t normal.
Talk to your doctor if your fatigue never gets better or if you have
other symptoms, like blood in your stool. Your doctor will ask for your
complete medical history and give you blood tests.
13. Cough
Most coughs go away on their own in 3 to 4 weeks. Don't ignore one that
lasts longer than that, especially if you smoke or are short of breath.
If you cough up blood, go to the doctor. A cough is the most common
symptom of lung cancer .
14. Pain
Cancer doesn’t cause most aches. But ongoing pain can signal bone, brain
, or other cancers. Ask your doctor about any unexplained aches that
last a month or longer.
15. Belly Pain and Depression
It’s rare, but belly pain plus depression can be a sign of pancreatic
cancer . Should you worry? Not unless pancreatic cancer runs in your
family, "Then you need a prompt examination ."
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