I’m worried I might have Cancer
If there are any symptoms or signs you are concerned about just speak to the GP
Some people might not be sure of what kind of things to look out for or when they should be concerned; Macmillan cancer charity have made posters in different languages of what symptoms to look out for.
I need advice or support
You can always speak to The Village practice if you need advice or support. Macmillan have also got many ways of providing support such as speaking to a nurse or telephone buddy just for general support.
They also have provided ways to get support by sharing your experiences with others also affected or by speaking to an expert if you have any questions related to cancer.
Covid-19 and Cancer
People with cancer and their families might feel especially worried about the Covid-19 virus; cancer and its treatment can lower your ability to fight infection.
Please see the link below to cancer research UK which gives advice and can answer some of your questions around Covid-19.
Cancer: Further Information
Prostate Cancer – Check your risk
Prostate Cancer is the most common cancer in men, but most men with early prostate cancer don’t have symptoms.
Prostate cancer is not always life-threatening. But when it is, the earlier you catch it the more likely it is to be cured.
You can check your risk of prostate cancer in 30 seconds by clicking the link below.
Signs and Symptoms
To watch this video in another language, click on the links below:
Cervical and Bowel Cancer Screening
Learning Disability Cancer Information
Easy Read Materials are also available for bowel, cervical and breast screening to help those with Learning Disabilities.
Mencap have created videos to let you know about cancer screening and also information if you are worried.