Cancer transgenerational inheritance

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Can cancer be inherited from one generation to the next?

Cancer may be passed down through generations. People with a family history of cancer should have regular check-ups to prevent cancer early. The early symptoms of cancer are not obvious. You should pay attention to the following 12 signals, which may be "distress signals" sent by the body.

1. A persistent (or intermittent) progressively worsening headache, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, diplopia, visual impairment, or symptoms such as nose bleeding, dizziness, tinnitus, and deafness.

2. Lumps appear anywhere on the body, even if they are only as big as soybeans, especially on the neck, breasts, heart, right ribs, and collarbone, and the lumps continue to grow larger.

3. The breasts are asymmetrical, their size changes, the nipples have bloody or milky secretions, or erosion occurs.

4. Persistent dry cough, with no sputum or a small amount of sputum, accompanied by hoarseness, and blood or small blood clots in the sputum.

5. Long-term loss of appetite, indigestion, upper abdominal distension, no vomiting of acid, or black stool like tar.

6. After middle age, vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse, or irregular vaginal bleeding, or excessive vaginal discharge with a foul odor.

7. Sudden onset of painless hematuria.

8. Changes in bowel habits, or unexplained increase in bowel movements, or persistent blood in the stool.

9. Ulcers occur on certain parts of the body without any external trauma, or ulcers occur on scars. Although treatment is given, they do not heal for a long time.

10. Warts or moles growing on any part of the body rapidly grow in size, darken in color, and cause local hair loss or ulceration.

11. Unexplained pain in a part of the longer bones in the body (such as bones in the limbs) that progressively worsens.

12. Unexplained fever, weight loss, anemia, amenorrhea and lactation.