Cancer causes unusual lumps in the body, changes in moles or skin texture, persistent coughs or hoarseness, changes in bowel habits such as diarrhea or constipation, difficulty swallowing or indigestion, abnormal bleeding, persistent sores or ulcers, difficulty passing urine, unexplained weight loss, pain, fatigue, unexplained rashes or skin changes, and unexplained night sweats. The document warns that these symptoms may indicate cancer.

1. WHAT IS THE DISEASE?
The presence of an unusual lump in the body
Changes in a mole on the skin
A persistent cough or hoarseness
A change in bowel habits, such as
unusual diarrhea or constipation
Difficulty in swallowing or continuing indigestion
Any abnormal bleeding, including bleeding from the vagina,
or blood in urine or faeces
A persistent sore or ulcer
Difficulty passing urine
Unexplained weight loss
Unexplained pain
Unexplained tiredness or fatigue
Skin changes such as an unexplained rash or unusual texture
Unexplained night sweats

2. THE DISEASE IS…
CANCER