THERE are more than 200 different types of cancer that can cause all sorts of symptoms. From bloating to losing your voice - it seems like nearly anything can be a sign of the disease. 2 But there are 22 indicators that crop up most often, according to Cancer Research UK (CRUK).
And spotting them early and seeing a doctor straight away gives you the best chance of survival, the charity adds. Dr Julie Sharp, head of health and patient involvement, said: "If you notice a change to your health that’s unusual for you or isn’t going away, contact your GP as soon as you can. "Your doctor is there for you and wants to hear about any concerns.
" READ MORE ON CANCER NEW ANSWERS Diet is ‘main driver’ of bowel cancer risk, as study identifies worst foods CANCER SHOCK BBC star Lauren Laverne reveals she has cancer in emotional hospital message 1. Fatigue It's fairly common to feel more tired after a stressful week at work or following a disruption to your normal routine, like travelling or a late night . "But if you’re feeling tired for no clear reason, it could be a sign that something is wrong," Dr Sharp said.
Fatigue often appears in people suffering from blood cancers like leukaemia , lymphoma and myeloma , as well as breast and prostate cancer. 2. Aches and pains Unexplained or persistent aches and pains can also be a sign of cancer.
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