What are the symptoms of non-small cell cancer?

The symptoms of non-small cell cancer are

• a cough that does not go away
• changes to a chronic cough
• coughing up blood
• shortness of breath
• wheezing
• headaches
• chest or bone pain
• loss of appetite
• unexplained weight loss.

Unfortunately, most of the symptoms of non-small cell cancer do not show up until later stages of the disease. If you experience symptoms and you are a smoker, you should see your doctor right away.