Information: Cancer Risks For Men

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There are many cancer risks for all persons, young and old, men and women, but there are a few things men should know about their cancer risks. You may see a mole on your skin, have back pain, or experience difficulty urinating. Signs and symptoms of abnormalities are cause to see a doctor.

Most importantly, pay attention to your body and if you notice anything different or abnormal, you need to consult a doctor. Often times people overlook the obvious signs and symptoms of cancers and illnesses, and are treated too late.
Some overlooked symptoms that may be targeted as cancer symptoms include:

If you experience...

* stomach upset, this may be the first sign of color cancer
* unexplained weight loss, this may be a sign of colon or other digestive cancers
* jaundice, this may be pancreatic cancer
* wheezing, this may be the first signs of lung cancer
* shortness of breath, this may be lung cancer
* chronic cough, this may be leukemia or lung cancer
* chest pain, this may be lung cancer or pneumonia
* frequent fevers or infections, this may be leukemia
* difficulty swallowing, this may be esophageal cancer or lung cancer
* heartburn, this may be esophageal cancer or Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
* swelling of the face, this may be lung cancer
* swelling of the lymph nodes, this may be thyroid; head; throat cancer
* bruising or bleeding that does not stop, this may be leukemia
* fatigue, this may be various cancers or illnesses
* rectal bleeding, this may be colorectal cancer
* blood in semen or urine, this may be prostate cancer
* bowel problems, this may be various cancers or illnesses
* difficulty urinating, this may be prostate cancer
* erection problems, this may be prostate cancer
* abdomen pain, this may be prostate cancer
* testicular pain, this may be testicular cancer
* lower back pain, this may be prostate or pancreatic cancer
* painful nipple or nipple discharge, this may be breast cancer
* skin lumps, this may be melanoma; basal cell carcinoma; squamous cell carcinoma
* changes in the nails, this may be lung cancer; liver cancer

There are many different symptoms and signs that you or a loved one may have cancer, so if you experience any of these symptoms, go see a doctor. Receiving annual checkups and tests are very important for men, especially those who are over the age of 45. Often, men will overlook pains and aches, and their spouse may be the one to notice that their loved one is in pain. If you or a loved one suspects there may be something happening that is a concern, do not wait-see a doctor right away. You may also be someones caregiver and you may see symptoms of cancer. Realizing that you or a loved one may have cancer can be difficult, but you do not want to wait until it is too late to possibly be cured.