Women with ovarian cancer often experience unexplained abdominal bloating that appears suddenly and continues to come and go for a long time.
9_Feeling full and unable to eat
This is further evidence of ovarian cancer. Women say they have no appetite and cannot eat, even if they have not eaten for a while.
10_Pelvic or abdominal pain
Pain and cramping in the pelvis and abdomen may be accompanied by abdominal bloating, which often indicates ovarian cancer. Leukemia can also cause abdominal pain due to an enlarged spleen.
11_Bleeding from the rectum or presence of blood in the stools
This is a common finding in the diagnosis of colorectal cancer. Blood in the toilet is in itself a reason to see a doctor and schedule a colonoscopy.
12_ Unexplained weight loss
Weight loss is an early sign of colon cancer and other gastrointestinal cancers. It’s also a sign that cancer has spread to your liver, affecting your appetite and your body’s ability to eliminate waste.
13_stomach
Stomach upset or pain Frequent stomach cramps or stomach aches may indicate colorectal cancer.
14_ Redness, pain or swelling of the breasts
These symptoms may indicate inflammatory breast cancer. Contact your doctor if you have unexplained breast changes.
15_Changes in the nipple.
One of the most common changes women remember before being diagnosed with breast cancer is a nipple that begins to appear flat, inverted, or twisted on one side.
16_ Heavy or unusually painful menstruation or bleeding between periods.
Many women report that this is a sign of endometrial or uterine cancer. Request a transvaginal ultrasound if you suspect something more than the usual heavy periods is going on.
17_Swelling of the face
Some lung cancer patients report that they notice swelling, swelling, or redness in their face. A small cell lung tumor usually blocks blood vessels in the chest, preventing blood from flowing freely from the head and face.
18_A sore or bump on the skin
that does not heal, crusts over, or bleeds easily. Learn about the different types of skin cancer—melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma—and be careful when checking your skin all over your body. for odd growths or spots.
19_Nail changes
Unexplained nail changes can be a sign of several types of cancer. A brown or black streak or dot under the nail may indicate skin cancer, while a newly discovered “pin” — an enlarged fingertip with the nail bent over the tips — may be a sign of lung cancer. Pale or white nails can sometimes be a sign of liver cancer.
20_Pain in the back or lower right side
Many cancer patients say that this was the first sign of liver cancer. Breast cancer is also often diagnosed because of back pain, which can occur when a breast tumor pushes back on the chest or when cancer spreads to the spine or ribs.
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