What’s the number one symptom you think people tend to ignore that they shouldn’t?

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first - chronic constipation. Just as implicated in cr cancer as bleeding

Really? My mother, my husband and my son have chronic constipation. They've had it all their lives. There is no history of cancer in the family apart from breast cancer. I don't think their risk of colon cancer is particularly elevated because of their constipation. And my husband is a doctor. He's not worried.

Yikes, he doesn't sound like a good doctor.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first - chronic constipation. Just as implicated in cr cancer as bleeding

Change in anything. If you are a medium flow chick and start having heavy flow or clotting get it checked. If you normally poop regularly 1-2 poops per day and then experience constipation get it checked. If you don't normally have headaches and start getting migraines or auras get it checked.

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High blood pressure

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Chronic constipation is both a risk factor for and primary symptom of crc https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/10/121022081228.htm

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first - chronic constipation. Just as implicated in cr cancer as bleeding

Really? My mother, my husband and my son have chronic constipation. They've had it all their lives. There is no history of cancer in the family apart from breast cancer. I don't think their risk of colon cancer is particularly elevated because of their constipation. And my husband is a doctor. He's not worried.

If it's something they've always had it's not really a symptom or change and I think that's the idea of this thread.

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Extremely painful menstrual camps that interfere with life (driving, going to work, class, functioning). I should note that most don't ignore. They try to get help, but they are ignored by others.

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Being out of shape

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Dental pain - infections can be fatal

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Anonymous wrote:Low back pain

What is this potentially indicative of?

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Changes in eyesight. I have two examples - one where it was MS, one where it was a malignant brain tumor.

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Night sweats

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I can see the cancer lobbies have worked.

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Adult ADHD

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Anonymous wrote:Flashes in your eyes. Could be your retina. Get it checked immediately.

This literally happened to me yesterday and I ignored it. Yikes

Most likely just a floater but mention it to your eye doc.

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Anonymous wrote:I can see the cancer lobbies have worked.

WTF are cancer lobbies?