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Recognizing possible warning signs of pediatric cancer can help families understand when medical evaluation may be needed. This page explains general signs and the importance of professional diagnosis.
General Warning Signs
Possible warning signs of pediatric cancer may include:
Unexplained fatigue or weakness
Frequent or persistent infections
Persistent pain or headaches
Unusual lumps or swelling
Unexplained weight loss or fever
These symptoms can also be caused by non-serious conditions.
Importance of Professional Diagnosis
Only trained medical professionals can diagnose pediatric cancer. Diagnosis may involve physical exams, imaging tests, blood tests, and biopsies. Early evaluation by a healthcare provider is important if concerns arise.
Medical Disclaimer
This website does not provide medical diagnosis or advice. Families should seek professional medical care for health concerns.
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