Lung Cancer
Lung Cancer ( 40 Questions)
Incorrect. While some symptoms of lung cancer can include coughing up blood and chest pain, they are not always obvious and may not occur in the early stages.
Correct. Early-stage lung cancer can be asymptomatic, but as it advances, symptoms like a persistent cough, shortness of breath, and chest pain may develop.
Weight loss can be a symptom, but it is not the most common or specific one associated with lung cancer.
Lung cancer primarily affects the lungs and respiratory system, and skin changes like new moles or rashes are not typical symptoms.
A) Incorrect. While some symptoms of lung cancer can include coughing up blood and chest pain, they are not always obvious and may not occur in the early stages.
B) Correct. Early-stage lung cancer can be asymptomatic, but as it advances, symptoms like a persistent cough, shortness of breath, and chest pain may develop.
C) Weight loss can be a symptom, but it is not the most common or specific one associated with lung cancer.
D) Lung cancer primarily affects the lungs and respiratory system, and skin changes like new moles or rashes are not typical symptoms.