What is the cancer and signs of cancer?

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• Common Cancer Symptoms in Men
• Common Cancer Symptoms inWomen
• Types of Cancer Treatment

Regardless of your age or health, be sure to know the possible signs of cancer. They alone are not enough to diagnose this disease. But they can provide clues for you and your doctor so that you can find and treat the problem as soon as possible. Early treatment works best when the tumor is small and has not spread.

These symptoms don’t always mean cancer. Many common situations can make you feel this way. Be sure to see a doctor so that they can carefully check your health and take action.

Common signs of cancer in men and women include:

Pain: - Bone cancer is usually painful from the start. Some brain tumors cause permanent headaches and do not respond well to treatment. Pain can also be a sign of cancer, so see a doctor if you do not know why it is happening or not going away.

Weight loss without effort: - About half of the cancer patients lose weight. It is often one of the first signs they see.

Tired: - If you are tired all the time and rest does not help, tell your doctor. Leukemia usually causes you, or you may lose blood from cancer or stomach cancer. Cancer-related weight loss can leave you tired, too.

Colds: - If it is high or lasts more than three days, call your doctor. Some blood vessels, such as lymphoma, cause fever for days or even weeks.

Changes in your skin: - Have your doctor check for abnormalities or bumps, pimples, or marks on your body to make sure the skin cancer is not lying in wait. Your skin can also give clues to other types of cancer. If it is dark, looks yellow or red, sore, or has a lot of hair growth, or if you have an unexplained rash, it could be a sign of liver, ovarian, kidney- cancer, or lymphoma.

Incurable wounds: - Colored bleeding and never going away again are signs of skin cancer. Oral cancer can start as ulcers in your mouth. If you smoke, chew tobacco, or drink too much, you are in danger.

Coughing or anger does not go away: - Coughing is a single symptom of lung cancer, and hoarseness can mean cancer of your voice box (larynx) or thyroid gland.

Unusual bleeding: - Cancer can make the blood look where it should not be. Blood in your poop is a sign of colon or rectal cancer. And tumors along with your urinary tract can cause blood clots in your throat.

Anemia: - This is when your body does not have enough red blood cells whereby formed in your bone marrow. Cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma can damage your brain. The tumors that spread there from other areas can be crowded out with red blood cells.

Common Cancer Symptoms in Men

Common cancers in men are prostate cancer, lung cancer, and cancer.

Symptoms of cancer in men include:     

Rupture Problem: - Inflammation of the prostate can make it difficult to move, or it can make you go too far. Tell your doctor if you have any pain or bleeding or bleeding in your throat.

A lump, pain, or pain in your wallet. This could mean testicular cancer.

Common Cancer Symptoms in Women

The types that mainly affect women are breast, lung, and colorectal cancer. Women can also develop cancers of the uterus, endometrium, cervix, vagina, or nipples.

Vaginal bleeding: - Check to see if it occurs between periods or after menopause. Endometrial cancer can cause you to bleed unexpectedly.

Change in appetite: Ovarian cancer can make you feel full or make it harder to eat. Some cancers can cause swelling or itching.

Cancer is not the only disease that changes your appetite but asks your doctor if you have been struggling with eating for two weeks or more.

Belly pain and swelling: - In most cases, you feel gas, bruising, and swelling due to something small.

Talk to your doctor if you have these types of symptoms and they are chronic.

Breast change: - Tell your doctor if:

Your breasts feel different.

You get pimples.

You notice a sudden change in size.

You are out of your breasts.

You notice spots or other changes in the skin around your nipples.

Types of Cancer Treatment

Some people with cancer will be treated once. But most people have a combination of medications, such as chemotherapy and/or radiation surgery. When seeking cancer treatment, there is much to learn and to think about. It is normal to feel tired and confused. But, talking to your doctor and learning about the types of treatments you may have can help you feel more in control. Surgery

If used to treat cancer, surgery is a method by which a surgeon removes cancer from your body. Learn the different surgical techniques used to fight cancer and what you can expect before, during, and after surgery.

Radiation Therapy

Radiation therapy is a type of cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation to kill cancer cells and control tumors.

Learn about the types of radiation, why the results are happening, which ones you might be, and more.

Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy is a form of cancer treatment to kill cancer cells. Learn how chemotherapy works against cancer, why it causes side effects, and how it works with other treatments.

Immunotherapy Cancer Treatment

Immunotherapy is a cancer treatment method that helps your immune system fight cancer. This page covers the types of treatment, its use in fighting cancer, and what you can expect during treatment.

Targeted Therapy

Targeted therapy is a cancer treatment method that focuses on changes- in cancer cells that help cancer cells grow, divide, and spread.

Learn how to treat cancer-specific and about the most common possible side effects.

Hormone Therapy

Hormone therapy can slow down or stop the growth of breast and prostate cancers that use growth hormones.

Learn about the types of hormone treatment and the possible side effects.

Stem Cell Installation

Stem cell transplants are methods of restoring blood-forming cells within cancer patients who have been destroyed by more advanced chemotherapy or radiation therapy?. Learn about the types of mutations, possible side- effects, and the role of cancer cells in treating cancer.

Preservation of Medicine

Precision is a drug that helps physicians select treatment options that are most beneficial to patients based on their genetic understanding of their disease. Learn about the potential role of an effective- drug in the treatment of cancer, including genetic mutations in human cancer that are known and used to select a treatment.