An “unexplained feeling” that can be an early sign of cancer is called

0 < p>The doctor states that an inexplicable painful sensation can be an early sign of several types of cancer.

Pharmacist Hussain Abdeh spoke about one of the early signs of cancer – such a sign, according to him, is “an inexplicable painful sensation”.< /p>

Here's what the expert had to say in particular.

• Sometimes pain can be an early sign of throat cancer – in particular, a person feels a sore throat that worsens when eating or drinking, or feels pain when swallowing.
• In the case of colon cancer, pain and discomfort in the abdomen, occurring during or after eating, can also be initial symptoms. intestines – spasms, flatulence, nausea are additionally felt.
• Ovarian cancer can cause constant pain in the affected parts of the body.
• Unexplained pain can also indicate cancer of the stomach and cervix.
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“What does unexplained pain mean? It is a sensation that has not been felt before – especially in that part of the body that otherwise seems perfectly healthy. If you have such an inexplicable pain that does not go away on its own after a couple of weeks, you should make an appointment with a doctor,” emphasized the pharmacist.

Abdeh noted that inexplicable pain is only one of the symptoms that may indicate cancer. Each individual type of cancer is associated with a variety of other symptoms that should be alarming, such as fatigue, weight loss, changes in bowel movements, skin or voice changes, and more.