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If you have any unusual symptoms or changes to the bowel area that are worrying you, tell your GP.

An ABCDE list helps you check changes to a mole or normal skin that might be melanoma.

Most women with DCIS have no symptoms and are diagnosed through NHS Breast Screening Programmes. A small number of women do have symptoms.

Skin cancers are most likely to occur on skin that is exposed to the sun, such as your face or neck. Find out more about the symptoms of skin cancer.

Early symptoms of stomach cancer are similar to common stomach conditions. It’s important to have them checked.

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If a large area of skin is removed during surgery for a sarcoma, you may need a skin graft or flap.

You will be given the results of your tests by a doctor at the assessment clinic.

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You will be monitored very closely for any side effects after your high-dose treatment.