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Cancer warning signs you should never ignore: Persistent mouth sores, fatigue or bleeding could be early red flags, says Raipur oncologist | – The Times of India

Cancer warning signs you should never ignore: Persistent mouth sores, fatigue or bleeding could be early red flags, says Raipur oncologist | – The Times of India

Cancer often develops silently, with early signs so subtle that they are easily ignored or mistaken for minor health issues. According to Dr Jayesh Sharma, Consultant Surgical Oncologist at ITSA Hospitals in Raipur, paying attention to small but persistent changes in the body can be life-saving. He explains that early detection plays a crucial role in preventing cancer-related deaths, especially …

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7 early symptoms of cancer that often get dismissed as minor illnesses | – Times of India

7 early symptoms of cancer that often get dismissed as minor illnesses | – Times of India

Cancer remains a leading global cause of death, often due to late diagnosis. Recognizing early symptoms is crucial for improved treatment outcomes. Unexplained weight loss, persistent fatigue, unusual lumps, chronic pain, skin changes, unusual bleeding, and frequent infections can be early warning signs. Prompt medical attention for these symptoms is essential for early detection and better prognosis. Cancer is the …

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Don’t ignore painless lumps: How sarcoma differs from breast, lung, and colon cancer | – Times of India

Don’t ignore painless lumps: How sarcoma differs from breast, lung, and colon cancer | – Times of India

Sarcoma is a rare and aggressive cancer originating in the body’s connective tissues, such as muscles, bones, nerves, fat, and blood vessels. Representing less than 1% of all cancer cases, sarcomas are notoriously difficult to detect early, especially because they often present as painless lumps or swellings that many people dismiss. Systematic reviews published in BMC reveal that diagnostic delays …

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She was told it was just heartburn—now she has 12 months to live with rare and aggressive stomach cancer | – Times of India

She was told it was just heartburn—now she has 12 months to live with rare and aggressive stomach cancer | – Times of India

Georgia Gardiner, a bright 28-year-old mother from Leeds, started experiencing constant nausea, stomach cramps, and a total loss of appetite last summer. Doctors initially put her symptoms down to acid reflux and prescribed her antacids. But the severity of her condition kept getting worse; she lost almost three stone in a matter of months and could hardly hold food down. …

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