A rare form of cancer, which can take years to diagnose and has symptoms that could be mistaken for less serious illnesses, is affecting thousands of Brits who are dismissing vital signs.
Cancer, which is a deadly disease characterised by abnormal cell growth and division, can spread to other tissues and organs.
There are over 200 types of cancer, some more recognisable than others due to their more obvious symptoms, reports the Express.One such lesser-known type is thyroid cancer, with the NHS urging people to be vigilant for any warning signs.
Despite being a rare form of cancer, it still accounts for around 3,800 new diagnoses in the UK every year, according to Cancer Research UK.Identifying whether you have thyroid cancer can be challenging as many of its symptoms are vague and can resemble other less serious conditions.
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