Endometrial Cancer:

Endometrial cancer symptoms are often what prompt women to seek medical attention. Most of the time, the disease remains silent until it has spread to nearby tissues and organs.
Common Endometrial Cancer Symptomsabnormal bleeding- heavy bleeding between periods, or heavy bleeding during irregular periods
pain during sexual intercourse
pelvic pain or pain in the legs or back
difficulty urinating or pain during urination
enlarged uterus found upon medical exam
vaginal discharge that can be thick or watery; pink or brown; and foul smelling
unexpected weight loss
Keep in mind that these symptoms of endometrial cancer are also symptoms for many other illnesses. Please see your doctor if you are experiencing symptoms for a definitive diagnosis.

Penile Cancer:

Penile cancer is rare in the United States and Europe. it is more commonly found in southeast Asia, India, and parts of Africa. Penile cancer affects about 1500 men each year in the United States, and about 600 in the UK.
Symptoms of penile cancer are most commonly noticed in the form of a sore, lesion, or growth on or within the penis. Other symptoms of penile cancer include bleeding or discharge from the penis.
On the average, men wait about a year after experiencing symptoms to go to the doctor to get the problem checked out when it comes to penile problems. Do not do this if you are experiencing any of these symptoms! The earlier penile cancer is detected, the more treatable it is! Not to mention, the earlier it is detected, the lesser chance a penectomy will have to be performed. A penectomy is the partial or full removal of the penis.

Prostate Cancer:

Prostate cancer symptoms do not usually appear until the disease has spread. However, there are symptoms of prostate cancer to watch out for, especially problems with urination. As prostate cancer advances, it constricts the urethra causing difficulties in urination. Difficulties with urination are a common prostate cancer symptom. Prostate Cancer Symptoms
burning or pain during urination
inability to urinate
frequent nocturnal urination
weak urine stream
blood in urine
pelvic pain
back pain
pain in hips
weight lossPlease note that these prostate cancer symptoms are also symptoms for many other illnesses. Please consult your physican if you have a concern.

Prostate Cancer:

Kidney Cancer:

There are many variations of kidney cancer. The most commonly diagnosed type of kidney cancer is renal cell carcinoma. It accounts for more than 85% of kidney cancer diagnosis'.The most commonly experienced kidney cancer symptoms (renal cell carcinoma) are:
Chronic fatigue
Unexplained, rapid weightloss
Leg and ankle swelling
Hypertension (high blood pressure)
Fever
Presence of blood in urine (seen either by the eye, or microscopically)
Pain in side or lower back
Mass or lump in the abdomenKeep in mind that these symptoms are also the signs for many other illnesses. Please see a health care professional if you are experiencing anything abnormal for further diagnosis.

Cervical Cancer:

Cancer of the cervix is a slow moving disease. It initially affects the cervix (the opening to the uterus). Prior to becoming cancerous, cervical cells change in shape or formation. This process is called dysplasia. Dysplasia simply means changes have occurred within the cells and could later become cancerous.Although symptoms are not usually present until the cancer has invaded surrounding tissue, there are signs to look out for:
Abnormal Bleeding
Unusual Heavy Discharge
Pelvic pain
Pain during urination
Bleeding between regular menstrual periods or after sexual intercourse, douching or a pelvic exam
Please keep in mind that these symptoms are also signs of many other illnesses. Consult your physician for a proper diagnosis.

Anal Cancer:

The symptoms of anal cancer are not unique and are also symptoms of other conditions, such as hemorrhoids. Although anal cancer is relatively simple to diagnose, this can cause a delay in diagnosis for those with anal cancer.
Symptoms of anal cancer include:
lumps or bumps located near the anus
anal bleeding or bleeding during bowel movements
anal discharge
pain in or around the anus
itchy sensation around or inside the anus
change in bowel habits, such as constipation, diarrhea and the thinning of the stools What to Do If You Have Anal Cancer SymptomsIf you are experiencing the symptoms of anal cancer, please see your doctor. It is common for some to delay going to the doctor, because they feel embarrassed by anal symptoms or are fearful of being examined in such a private place. Please don't let these emotions prevent you from being examined by a doctor. Fortunately, anal cancer can be detected early on if the patient seeks medical care at the onset of symptoms.