Lung cancer symptom in the arm or shoulder that should never be ignored
dailyrecord.co.ukLung cancer is the most common type of cancer in Scotland with around 5,500 cases diagnosed each year, according to Scottish Government figures.The disease often spreads quicker than other cancers, with cells moving through blood into the lungs and to other parts of the body.
Unfortunately, the disease is often only detected once it has already spread, making it more dangerous and difficult to treat.
The earlier lung cancer is found, the higher the survival rate typically is. This means that knowing the warning signs to look out for is hugely important.
Most people diagnosed with lung cancer are 60 years old or older, with smokers also more likely to suffer. The illness can also be caused by second-hand smoke as well as radiation and substances such as asbestos, chromium and nickel compounds, reports the Mirror.
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