Cancer Warning Signs
Detecting cancer early can make a real difference. Given that there are many different types of cancer, the symptoms for individual cancers vary. Yet, there are key warning signs and symptoms to look out for:
 |
Bleeding when you go to the toilet
|
 |
Difficulty swallowing |
 |
Unexplained weight loss |
 |
Unusual lump or swelling |
 |
Unexpected bleeding or blood |
 |
Unexplained pain or ache |
 |
Fatigue or a severe lack of energy |
 |
Persistent coughing or breathlessness |
 |
Heavy night sweats |
 |
Unusual breast changes |
 |
New mole or changes to the appearance of a mole |
 |
A spot, sore, wound or mouth ulcer that won’t heal |
 |
Appetite loss |
 |
Unusual heartburn or indigestion |
If you experience any of the signs and symptoms, or spot anything that is not normal for you, do not ignore it. Seek medical advice urgently.
View More
-
Our Multilingual Campaign
Access videos and key messages in over 30 languages and get involved Read More -
Build Back Better
Let’s address the urgency of the impact of Covid-19 on Cancer Read More -
European Code of Cancer Practice
Ten important rights for cancer patients in many languages Read More -
Covid-19 & Cancer Hub
Sharing information from our community for patients, HCPs and decision-makers Read More -
Data Navigator
Browse the interactive tool visualising the impact of Covid-19 on cancer in Europe Read More -
Time To Act with Unity
Some things are bigger than politics. Cancer is one of them. Read More
Supporters
