SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS A class of disorders known as cancer is defined by the uncontrolled growth of cells and the ability for the disease to invade or spread to other body parts. The development of malignant tumours, which can be deadly if treatment is delayed, results from genetic abnormalities that affect regular cellular functioning.
01 Constant Coughing: Lung cancer can be indicated by a cough, particularly a dry cough, that lasts longer than two weeks.
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Chronic Headache: A brain tumour may cause a headache that lasts longer than two weeks and is responsive to standard medical care.
03 Swallowing Difficulties: It may be an indication of stomach, lung, or throat cancer if you experience difficulty swallowing or feel as though food is becoming stuck in your throat for longer than two weeks.
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Oral Changes: Particularly in smokers and heavy drinkers, persistent sores, lesions, or painful places in the mouth may be signs of oral cancer.
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