may be associated with lung cancer.
Anatomy
Hoarseness lasting several weeks could indicate throat or laryngeal cancer.
Smoking increases risk, but non-smokers can also develop lung cancer.
5. Unusual Bleeding or Discharge
Unexplained bleeding is always worth medical attention.
Examples include:
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Blood in urine (possible bladder or kidney cancer)
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Blood in stool (colon cancer)
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Vaginal bleeding after menopause (uterine cancer)
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Persistent nipple discharge (breast cancer)
While infections and benign conditions can cause bleeding, unexplained or recurring episodes need evaluation.
6. A Lump or Thickening Anywhere in the Body
One of the most recognized warning signs is a new lump.
HealthConditions
Common areas include: