#SpotandSurvive

In 5 Simple Steps

Step 2:

Monitor your body for any abnormalities

Cancer grows 24/7. Monitoring your body helps detect cancer signs and symptoms between scheduled doctor visits, screenings, and testings. (2) Monitoring your body should take no longer than 10 minutes – a small investment in time that could save your life! (64)
No one knows your body as well as you do; therefore, you should notice changes easily. Monitoring your body should cover your entire body with special emphasis on the body parts listed here.

For more information about some of the most important types of testing click here.

Here's how to monitor your body:

Download the Baseline Body Comparison Chart

Download and update these Body Monitoring Charts

Monitor these body parts and conditions for early cancer detection

Don’t forget to check your symptoms

Bleeding, Discharge, and Bruising

Heavy Night Sweats

Indigestion and Heartburn

Chronic Fatigue Weakness

Continuous Swelling Bloating

Non-Stop Itching

Cough, Wheezing & Breathlessness

Tumors, Lumps, Masses & Bumps

Severe Headache

Unexplained Weight Changes

Unexplained Falls

Take Action!
  1. Have medical provider show you how to self monitor

  2. Record your baseline

  3. Establish a monthly date to perform a full body check up

  4. As a precaution contact your medical provider upon seeing a sign or noticing a symptom.

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Get the Complete Body Monitoring Guide

Download the Complete Body Monitoring Guide to keep track of your body’s changes. The guide includes interactive charts and body monitoring guidelines.

Get the Signs & Symptoms Guide

Download the Spotting Cancer Signs & Symptoms Guide to learn what to look for. Knowing and spotting indicators of cancer early can save your life.

 

Save a Body Monitoring and Screening & Testing schedule

Regular monitoring and testing is a life-saving habit. Save a Body Monitoring and Screening & Testing schedule to your Google Calendar or iCalendar to stay on track!

Baseline Body Comparison Chart

Download the Baseline Body Comparison Chart for comparison

Get the Family Cancer History Guide!

Because 5 to 10 percent of all cancers are genetically related, knowing your family cancer history can help you detect cancer early and save your life. Download the Family Cancer History Guide!

Get the Screening & Testing guide

Download the Screening & Testing guide to know the various screenings and testings necessary to help detect cancer early and save your life.

Get the Screening & Testing Scheduling chart

Download the interactive Screening & Testing Scheduling chart to help you keep track of important screening and testing schedules. Download today!

Get the Proactive Plan For Early Detection of Breast Cancer Guide

Download the Proactive Plan For Early Detection of Breast Cancer Guide. Gain valuable information and tools to help detect breast cancer early, potentially saving lives.

Get the Things to Know About Colonoscopies Guide

Regular colonoscopies could be the difference between spotting cancer early or not.