Symptoms

Signs and symptoms of cancer

Spotting cancer at an early stage saves lives, so tell your doctor if you notice anything that isn’t normal for you. You don’t need to try and remember all the signs and symptoms of cancer – listen to your body and talk to your doctor if you notice anything that isn’t normal for you. Signs and symptoms are more often caused by something less serious than cancer – but if it is cancer, spotting it early can make a real difference. This page covers some of the key signs and symptoms of cancer, which could help you spot cancer early. We

Symptoms of serious illness in babies and children

Key facts Most illnesses in babies and children are mild and will go away by themselves. You know your child best, so if you suspect something more serious, you should seek medical attention. If your child is under 3 months old and has a fever, they should see a doctor urgently. When should I see a doctor? Most illnesses in babies and children are mild and do not need medical treatment. But if you suspect something more serious, you should seek medical attention. You know your child best. If you are worried, take them to see a doctor. There are

COVID-19 symptoms

How will I know if my COVID-19 symptoms are mild, moderate or severe? Mild symptoms Adults The following symptoms are considered mild in adults: mild upper respiratory tract symptoms such as a congested or runny nose, sneezing, or a scratchy or sore throat cough with no difficulty breathing new aches and pains, or lethargy or weakness without shortness of breath mild headache mild fever that responds to treatment loss of smell or taste loss of appetite nausea occasional vomiting or diarrhoea not drinking as much fluid (such as water) as usual in the last 24 hours Some adults have no symptoms at all. Children The following symptoms are considered mild in children: mild upper respiratory tract symptoms such