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7 early signs of cancer, if identified in time, life can be saved
Samira Vishwas | February 4, 2026 6:24 PM CST

World Cancer Day 2026: Today on 4th February all over the world ‘World Cancer Day’ Is being celebrated. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make people aware about cancer, to understand the importance of timely screening and to unite to fight this serious disease.

Cancer is a disease whose treatment is possible if its initial symptoms are identified in time. But due to lack of information and carelessness, it sometimes takes a fatal form. In such a situation, it is very important for every person to know the warning signs of cancer. Know here how to know that this deadly disease has started growing in the body.

How to recognize the symptoms of cancer?

It is not easy to recognize the symptoms of cancer, because its initial signs often resemble common diseases. But if some abnormal changes persist in the body for a long time, it can indicate a serious disease.

It is very important to understand these symptoms in time and get checked by a doctor, because cancer treatment is more effective in the early stages. Awareness and vigilance are the strongest way to prevent this deadly disease.

  • sudden weight loss or gain

Rapid weight loss without diet or hard work can be seen in many types of cancer.

  • feeling constantly tired

If weakness or fatigue persists even after rest, it could be a warning sign.

  • lump or swelling anywhere

If you feel a hard lump in the breast, neck, armpit or any other part of the body, consult a doctor.

  • wounds that won’t heal

If wounds of mouth, skin or any other place do not heal for a long time, then examination is necessary.

  • skin changes

Yellowing, blackening or redness of the skin can also be a sign.

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  • persistent pain or discomfort

If headache, stomach ache, bone pain persist for a long time, do not ignore it.

  • bleeding or abnormal discharge

Cough, vomiting, blood in the urine or stool, or unusual discharge—get checked immediately.

These symptoms can also occur in many other diseases, but with early detection, timely treatment is possible. This is also the purpose of World Cancer Day Awareness and timely identification. If any symptoms persist, consult a qualified doctor and get necessary tests done.


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