Continuous Swelling & Bloating
The first step to #SpotandSurvive is to know cancer signs & symptoms
these warning signs and symptoms
Although it is normal to experience some bloating, continuous swelling or persistent bloating can be a warning sign. These can be symptoms of cancer, but if you detect these symptoms early enough, you improve your odds of surviving. Discover what to look for below, and remember: knowing and spotting cancer signs and symptoms early can save your life.
- Bloated, hard, or puffy belly (Abdomen) that does not go away with a change in diet or after bowel movement (31)
- Swelling in the legs and arms that are hot feeling or have redness (28)
- Face, throat, and neck swelling (32)
- Swelling near a joint – rings too tight for fingers (33)
- Regurgitating food (14)
- Subtle tickle, scratch, or burning in throat (14)
- Abdominal discomfort- cramps, gas, or pain (63)
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