(Women's cancer will follow as
well)
We risk more than women: sorry,
but it’s a fact, even if we think we’re stronger. And the only thing we can do
about it is focusing on symptoms. This might be a little tedious…sorry again!
So, watch out for these 10 golden rules in particular:
Difficulty swallowing combined
with vomiting and losing weight.
Difficulty peeing: if
it persists, it’s often an indication of prostate issues. Associated with
urinary frequency, dribbling, problems with starting to pee, weak stream.
Your testicles have changed:
heaviness, lumps, swelling, pain could also be present.
Blood in stool or urine: it could
be an early sign of bladder, colon, or kidney cancer.
Breast changes: lumps, swelling,
discharge from the nipple, inward nipple. Puckered, dimpled, or scaling of the
nipple.
Moles or skin spots have changed:
especially areas exposed to the sun. Changes in shape, color, size, are signs
of skin cancer.
Persistent swollen lymph nodes:
in your neck, groin, or swollen armpits. Only if lasting more than four weeks.
Patches in your mouth or your
lips. Or a lump or thickening of the lining of your mouth.
Unexpectedly lost of weight
without changing your diet and/or exercise habits.
Your heartburn is worsening: stop
categorically living on antacids and change your diet insted. If there are no
improvements see your doctor.
Ignoring cancer symptoms is
pretending we’re invulnerable. Well, we aren’t!
…..Always humble (and be humble
dealing with cancer, leave your pride at home),
Angiolino
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