New study finds that 98% of people ignore widely-publicised potential cancer signs
The study took place in the United Kingdom and involved 1,700 people aged 50 and older.
Each participant completed a health questionnaire. The document listed 17 symptoms, ten of which are widely publicised
possible cancer symptoms. The symptoms included an unexplained cough, abnormal bleeding, and significant changes in bowel or bladder activity.
The results were interesting…
Researchers reviewed the questionnaires to find that 53% of participants said they’d experienced at least one of the potential
cancer symptoms in the previous three months.
A whopping 98% of these participants said that they didn’t think
cancer could be a cause of these symptoms. Only 2% suspected the possibility of cancer.
Another study uncovered that many people ignore even the most alarming potential cancer signs
The journal PLOS One published a study last December that shed some light on what people generally suspect as potential signs of cancer. The study uncovered that many people only associate symptoms like infection, cysts and haemorrhoids with the deadly disease.
What was even more worrying was that barely any participants attributed warning signs like unexplained lumps or changes to the appearance of a mole to cancer.
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Don’t brush off these warning signs as, “nothing!” They could be cancer!
The Irish Cancer Society recommends you consult your doctor if you have one or more of the following symptoms:
• New lumps or growths on your skin
• A sore or bruise that doesn’t heal
• A mole that changes in shape, size or colour
• An ongoing cough or hoarseness
• Indigestion or difficulty swallowing
• A change in bowel or bladder habits for no good reason
• Shortness of breath
• Loss of appetite
• Abnormal bleeding (for example: in urine or bowel motions, or from spitting)
While they say there’s a good chance it’s nothing serious, it’s best to play it safe.
As Dr Katriina Whitaker, senior researcher at University College London, argues: “Most people with potential warning signs don’t have cancer, but some will and others may have diseases that would benefit from early attention,” she explained in a
Cancer Research UK news release.
Diagnosing cancer early saves lives – so don’t ignore possible warning signs!
Sara Hiom, director of early diagnosis at
Cancer Research UK, explains that diagnosing cancer early saves lives because it gives patients a better chance that treatments will be successful.
“That’s why it’s important that these symptoms are checked out, especially if they don’t go away. But people could delay seeing a doctor if they don’t acknowledge cancer as a possible cause,” Whitaker added.
If you’re experiencing any of the potential cancer symptoms I’ve mentioned in this article, get your doctor to check you over as soon as possible. Although they may not seem serious, there’s a possibility they’re early alarm bells. Don’t be naïve.
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