Identification of early symptoms of common tumours

The identification of early symptoms of tumours that identify common tumours is essential for early detection and treatment. Although there are different early manifestations of different types of tumours, there are some common early signals that deserve our attention. The early symptoms of several common tumours and their identification methods are detailed below:I. Lung cancer(i) Early symptoms2 Continuous coughing: especially new, incurable, dry cough.2 with blood in the crotch: occasional blood silk in the crotch.2 Respiratory difficulties: short or fast breathing without apparent cause.2 chest pain: persistent chest suffocation or chest pain, fixed position.2 Hissing: The voice without obvious cause is mute and continues unabated.(ii) Identification methods2 Periodic medical examinations, especially for smokers or groups with family history.Note the trends in the symptoms described above and, if they persist, should be addressed in a timely manner.II. Breast cancer(i) Early symptoms2 Breast swollen: Touches pain-free, hard and hard.2 Skin change: dents in nipple or breast skin, changes in orange skin.2 Lactation spills: single-sided nipple secretions, in particular hemogenic.The lymph is swollen in two armpits: under the armpit, it touches a fixed node.(ii) Identification methods2 Self-inspection: Self-exposure to breast contact at regular times per month, familiar with the situation.2 Specialized screening: periodic breast ultrasound or molybdenum target examinations.Cervical cancer(i) Early symptomsIrregular vaginal haemorrhage: especially after sexual intercourse or after menopause.2 Increase in vaginal discharges: increase in white belts, colour, odour abnormal.2 Abdominal pain: continuing pain in the lower abdominal or waist.(ii) Identification methods2 Periodic gynaecological examinations: it is recommended that a cervical smear be conducted annually.2HPV Vaccination: Prevention of HPV infection and reduction of the risk of cervical cancer.IV. colon cancer(i) Early symptomsChange of excrement habits: constipation and diarrhoea occur interchangeably, with an increase in defecation.2 Plumb blood: the shit color becomes black or red, mixed with dark red blood.2 Unwell abdominal: persistent abdominal swelling, abdominal pain, discomfort.2 Decline in body weight: Weight loss without apparent cause.(ii) Identification methods2 Secrecy blood test: periodic detection of hidden blood in excretion.2 Enteric lens: It is recommended that people over 50 years of age be screened for enteric lenses.V. Liver cancer(i) Early symptoms2 Abdominal discomfort: continuous pain or blunt pain in the upper right.2 Declining appetites: short-term anorexia, nausea, vomiting.2 Yellow: yellow dyes of skin, membranes.Weight loss: Unintended loss of weight but significant loss of weight.(ii) Identification methodsPersons carrying HB virus should be regularly tested for liver function and AFP (teroid protein).2B Superscreening: used to detect hepatostatic disease.VI. Prostate cancer(i) Early symptoms2 The difficulty of urinating: frequent, acute and increased at night.2 Leather: Weaknesses and insufficiency of urine.2 Blood urine: occasionally seen blood urine in the eye.(ii) Identification methods2 PSA (prostate specific antigens) test: Common indicator for screening prostate cancer.2 rectal finger-checking: examination of prostate glands and no knots.VII. Stomach cancer(i) Early symptoms2 Unwell abdominal: saturation and pain after eating.2 Desperate: There has been a marked decline in appetite in the short term.2 Weight loss: Unintentional weight loss.(ii) Identification methods2 Stomach lenses: direct observation of stomach mucus.2 Sphinx test: The risk of stomach cancer is higher among those infected with Sphinx.VIII. Skin cancer(i) Early symptoms2 New biological growth: new moles or spots on skin surfaces.2 mole changes: shape, colour, mole changes in size.Two ulcer ulcer ulcer: long-skin ulcer with no healing.(ii) Identification methods2 Dermatological examination: periodic observation of skin changes.2SPF sunproof: Reduce skin damage by ultraviolet light.Concluding remarksEarly symptoms of tumours are often minor and non-specific and easily ignored. Therefore, it is essential to develop good living habits, regular medical examinations and attention to physical changes. In the event that any of the above-mentioned suspicious symptoms are found to persist, they should be treated in a timely manner for early detection, diagnosis and treatment. In addition, prevention awareness should be strengthened among high-risk populations, such as long-term smokers and people with a genetic history, and professional screening should be conducted on a regular basis.