from infections or kidney stones. In some cases, these symptoms can indicate cancer.
Seek medical advice promptly, even if the bleeding occurs only once.
12. Persistent Pelvic or Abdominal Pain
Ongoing pelvic discomfort, pressure, or abdominal pain may be associated with gynecological, urinary, or digestive conditions.
If the pain is persistent, unexplained, or accompanied by bloating, unusual bleeding, or changes in appetite, arrange a medical assessment.
Severe or sudden abdominal pain requires urgent medical attention.
13. Changes in the Skin Around the Breast or Nipple
Skin that becomes dimpled, thickened,
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