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I’m sure I’ve got cancer

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Quick overview I lost my mum to cancer she fought it with chemo but went to the brain lost her within 6 weeks after being in remission, anyway I’m convinced I’ve got it I’ve had a lump in my neck for so long, I’ve recently been coughing up blood and I’ve been experiencing blood from the back passage too. I’m prettified going to the doctors too have it confirmed.

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    Please see your GP. The odds are that you don't have cancer, but those symptoms, especially the coughing of blood, need to be investigated. If you <i>do</i> have cancer or anything else serious, the sooner you find out, the easier it is likely to be to treat. And if there is nothing serious, well, the sooner you find that out, the sooner you can relax.

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    Please see your GP. The odds are that you don't have cancer, but those symptoms, especially the coughing of blood, need to be investigated. If you <i>do</i> have cancer or anything else serious, the sooner you find out, the easier it is likely to be to treat. And if there is nothing serious, well, the sooner you find that out, the sooner you can relax.

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