6. Digestive Changes That Linger
Bloating, constipation, or a feeling of fullness after small meals can sometimes indicate gastrointestinal cancers.
Maria, 56, ignored her “bloating spells” for months—thinking menopause was the culprit. It wasn’t. Doctors later found ovarian cancer in early stages.
If you feel discomfort that doesn’t match your routine—don’t dismiss it.
| Common Digestive Changes | Possible (But Not Certain) Meaning |
|---|---|
| Persistent bloating | Could indicate ovarian or colon issues |
| Blood in stool | May suggest colorectal changes |
| Loss of appetite | Could relate to liver or stomach distress |
But stay with me—because some warning signs appear where you least expect them.
5. Frequent Infections or Slow Healing
When your immune system is busy fighting hidden cancer cells, everyday recovery slows down.
Cuts take longer to heal, infections recur, and colds linger.
This might be due to immune suppression caused by blood cancers like leukemia or lymphoma.
If you notice “I’m always getting sick lately,” it’s worth noting.
Could your body be too busy fighting an invisible enemy?
