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A lot of cancers have no symptoms at the beginning, but they can be flagged in blood tests performed as part of general health checkups.
by armitron 4y ago
A lot of cancers have no symptoms at the beginning, but they can be flagged in blood tests performed as part of general health checkups.
- kevinmchugh 4y agoI think the optimal move might be regular (possibly more than annual) blood work and only talking to a doctor when there's symptoms.
- soco 4y agoAnd if the results look dramatic, get a second or third opinion (and check) before doing anything.
- remexre 4y agoDo annual checkups involve blood tests where you are? I've only had blood taken as part of one once, and that was in direct response to a new diagnosis of a health condition in a grandparent.