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Small Cell Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Friday, August 20, 2021
Smoking is one of the biggest risk factors why someone develops Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC). The growth is rapid, aggressive, and damages the lungs as well as potentially traveling to the brain, liver, and bones. Approximately 13 percent of diagnosed lung cancers are SCLC making it significant to get your monthly check-ups with your primary doctor.
Symptoms that you may experience (depends on lifestyle choices):
- A new cough or change in existing cough
- Blood or discharge when you cough
- Chest, back, or shoulder pain
- Persistent lung infections
- Horseness when speaking
- Shortness of breath or wheezing doing daily activities
- Sudden weight loss or loss of appetite
- Weakness or fatigue
Be aware of your daily lifestyle if you believe you’re at risk for Small Cell Lung Cancer. Early prognosis will benefit you and your life. The best first option to help yourself to a healthier lifestyle is to stop smoking and choose to better yourself.
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Smoking is one of the biggest risk factors why someone develops Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC). The growth is rapid, aggressive, and damages the lungs as well as potentially traveling to the brain, liver, and bones. Approximately 13 percent of diagnosed lung cancers are SCLC making it significant to get your monthly check-ups with your primary doctor.
Symptoms that you may experience (depends on lifestyle choices):
- A new cough or change in existing cough
- Blood or discharge when you cough
- Chest, back, or shoulder pain
- Persistent lung infections
- Horseness when speaking
- Shortness of breath or wheezing doing daily activities
- Sudden weight loss or loss of appetite
- Weakness or fatigue
Be aware of your daily lifestyle if you believe you’re at risk for Small Cell Lung Cancer. Early prognosis will benefit you and your life. The best first option to help yourself to a healthier lifestyle is to stop smoking and choose to better yourself.