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Even a little pink or rusty colour in your urine could be a red flag. It may come and go, but always deserves attention
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If you’re running to the loo far more than usual—even when you’re not drinking more—don’t ignore it
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That burning or stinging feeling isn’t always just a simple infection. It could mean something deeper is going on
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Feeling like you need to pee, but barely passing anything? It might be more than just irritation
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Waking up to pee once in a while is normal. But several times a night? Best to get it checked
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If the flow has slowed, or it feels like something’s blocking the way, speak to your doctor soon
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A dull ache on one side of your back—without an obvious reason—could mean the cancer has spread
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Losing weight without trying or feeling off your food? It’s a signal your body could be dealing with more than stress
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Fatigue that lingers, even after rest, could be your immune system working overtime to fight a hidden illness
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In later stages, bladder cancer can affect the lymph nodes or bones—leading to swelling in the feet or aching joints