Symptoms of cancer

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    1 Fatigue

·         2 Pain that does not go away

·         3 Skin changes, such as yellowing

·         4 Changes in bowel or bladder habits

·         5. Sudden weight loss

·         6 Persistent coughing or hoarseness

·         7 Difficulty swallowing

·         8 Persistent indigestion or heartburn

·         9 Persistent changes in a mole or skin lesion

·         10 Blood in urine or stool

·         11 Unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge

·         12 Persistent fatigue or weakness

·         13 New onset of back or bone pain

·         14 Persistent headaches

·         15 Persistent nausea or vomiting

·         16 Persistent night sweats

·         17 Changes in appetite or thirst

·         18 Lumps or swelling in the neck, armpit, or groin

·         19 Breathing problems such as shortness of breath

·        20 Recurrent infections or fever

·        21 Dizziness or feeling lightheaded

·        22 Persistent coughing up of blood

·        23 Unexplained changes in skin color or texture

·        24 Unexplained changes in warts or moles

·        25 A persistent sore throat or trouble speaking

·        26 Swelling or lumps in the breast or elsewhere

·         27 New onset of abdominal swelling or bloating

·         28 Difficulty speaking or swallowing

·         29 Changes in vision or hearing

·         It's important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other, non-cancerous conditions. A proper medical evaluation is necessary for a diagnosis.