Steady and never-ending pain:When you have steady and persistent pain, particularly in your shoulder, arm, the chest or abdomen area, have it checked out.Possible indications: Lung or ovarian cancer
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Unusual weight loss or gain: Weight loss is good. Unexpected weight loss, not so much, especially if it’s rather out of the ordinary; The same holds true for weight gain. Anything more than gaining or losing weight of around 7kg, is a red flag.Possible indications: Pancreatic
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Bad breath:Mostly, this is due to poor oral hygiene. Or if you’re on a particular diet, medication or a heavy smoker, but if it's persistent, and has an unusual smell, get it tested. The same holds true if you have trouble swallowing, too.Possible indications: Mouth, oesophageal or larynx cancer
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Sudden bleeding:If you experience unexpected bleeding that’s not part of your menstrual cycle, or you experience unexpected blood in your stools, get yourself to the doctor.Possible indications: Colo-rectal or cervical cancer.
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Constant coughing:If you’ve been coughing for more than two weeks, even post the flu season, or if you happen to cough up blood, then it could be a sign of cancer.Possible indications: Lung or throat cancer
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