Can you have cancer and not lose weight?
I know weight loss is often a big sign of cancer, but I've heard some people don't lose weight. Can you have cancer and not lose weight, or even gain some?
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8 months ago
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Yes, not all cancers cause weight loss, especially in the early stages. While eating healthy, fresh home-cooked meals is always good for the body, you must go to a hospital for a proper checkup if you have any worrying symptoms.
5 months ago
My cousin had breast cancer and her weight did not drop at all during the initial diagnosis. Don't rely on weight loss as the only sign of illness. It is best to do regular annual health checkups at a reliable local clinic.
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9 months ago
Yes, absolutely. Weight changes depend entirely on the type of cancer and your metabolic rate. Using health trackers can help you monitor other subtle trends like resting heart rate or sleep quality, but actual medical screening is key.
7 months ago
Assuming everything is fine just because your weight is stable can be very dangerous. If you have any unusual lumps, persistent pain, or fatigue, please consult an oncologist immediately for proper safety.
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6 months ago
Hey, yes, you can definitely have cancer without losing any weight. My aunt actually gained a little weight due to hormonal changes during her early diagnosis. Please don't use stable weight as a reason to avoid seeing a doctor.