Dr. Ashutosh Das Sharma

Unexplained weight loss Constant fatigue or weakness Loss of appetite Persistent fever without infection Night sweats

Lump or swelling anywhere Pain not improving with medication Increasing pain over time Pain with swelling or mass

Blood in stool / black stools Blood in urine Coughing up blood Abnormal vaginal bleeding Blood-stained nipple discharge

Change in bowel habits Difficulty swallowing Persistent hoarseness Non-healing sore or ulcer Change in mole or skin lesion

Breast changes or lump Chronic cough / breathlessness Abdominal pain or bloating Mouth ulcer / neck lump Irregular or post-menopausal bleeding

Tobacco use Regular alcohol intake Family history of cancer Previous radiation exposure Age above 40 HPV / chronic infections Sedentary lifestyle / obesity

Online Cancer Self Examination

Should I Get Checked for Cancer ?

Step 1: Persistent Symptoms (2–3 weeks)

Step 2: Pain & Swelling

Step 3: Bleeding or Discharge

Step 4: Changes You Shouldn’t Ignore

Step 5: Organ-Specific Symptoms

Step 6: Risk Factors