Chronic pain without an obvious cause may be an early sign of cancer. Cancer pain does not improve with rest or medication and may worsen over time.
Possible cancers linked to persistent pain:
- Bone cancer (causing deep bone pain or fractures)
- Brain tumors (causing persistent headaches, nausea, and vision problems)
- Ovarian or colorectal cancer (causing pelvic or abdominal pain)
- Lung cancer (causing chest pain and discomfort)
If the pain persists for weeks without or is accompanied by other symptoms, consult a doctor.
5. Surprising lumps or swellings
A new tumor, swelling, or thickening of tissue anywhere in the body should never be ignored. Cancerous tumors are often hard, painless, and grow over time.
Possible cancers related to lumps and swellings:
- Breast cancer (lump in the breast or under the armpit)
- Testicular cancer (lump in the testicle)
- Throat or thyroid cancer (lump in the neck)
- Lymphoma (swollen lymph nodes in the armpits, groin, or neck)
Any new or growing lump should be examined by a doctor, especially if it does not disappear within a few weeks.
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