Common blood cancer symptoms can mimic those of perimenopause and stress. Here’s how to spot the difference.
Content developed independently by our editors and supported by our partners. When it comes to cancer, some potential symptoms—like a breast lump or a wonky-looking mole—might ring more alarm bells than others. But what about if you have things like fatigue, nosebleeds, or a recurring UTI? These everyday health issues aren't usually related to each other or majorly concerning.
This way, you can pick up on them as early as possible and loop in your doctor.
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