Signs and symptoms usually depend on the size and type of cancer. ; Breast cancer: Lump in breast and axilla associated with or without ulceration or bloody nipple discharge. ; Endometrial cancer: Bleeding per vaginam. ; Cervix cancer: Bleeding after sexual intercourse. ; Ovarian cancer: Nonspecific symptoms such as abdominal distension, dyspepsia. ; Lung cancer: Persistent cough, breathlessness, blood in the sputum, hoarseness of voice. ; Head and neck cancer: Non-healing ulcer or growth, lump in the neck. ; Brain cancer: Persistent headache, vomiting, loss of consciousness, double vision. ; Thyroid cancer: Lump in the neck. ; Oesophageal cancer: Painful swallowing predominantly with solid food, weight loss. ; Stomach cancer: Vomiting, dyspepsia, weight loss. ; Colon & rectal cancer: Bleeding per rectum, alteration of bowel habits. ; Liver cancer: Jaundice, pain and mass in right upper abdomen. ; Pancreatic cancer: Weight loss, jaundice. ; Skin cancer: Non-healing ulcer or growth, mole with sudden increase in size or irregular border, induration, or pain. ; Kidney cancer: Blood in urine, abdominal lump. ; Bladder cancer: Blood in urine. ; Prostate cancer: Urgency, hesitancy and frequency while passing urine, bony pain. ; Testis cancer: Swelling of testis, back pain, dyspnoea. ; Bone cancer: Pain and swelling of bones. ; Lymphoma: Fever, weight loss more than 10% body weight in preceding 6 months and drenching night sweats which constitutes the B symptoms, lump in neck, axilla or groin. ; Blood cancer: Bleeding manifestations including bleeding gums, bleeding from nose, blood in vomitus, blood in sputum, blood stained urine, black coloured stools, fever, lump in neck, axilla, or groin, lump in upper abdomen.
Oncology
Hematology
Neuro-oncology
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