Fatty stool is stool in which the amount of fat inside exceeds the normal level by more than 7g/day. Fatty stools are usually thicker and more viscous than normal stools, making them harder to pass when flushed with water.

In addition, stools may be pale in color and have an odor, which is also a sign that the pancreas is blocked by a cancerous tumor.

According to Cancer Research UK, bowel disorders can indicate that the body is not absorbing food properly. This can lead to weight loss and another warning sign of all types of cancer such as:

Red stool warns of colorectal cancer

This is the beginning of a dangerous sign. Experts say it could be caused by red food or tumors, or blood from hemorrhoids or anal tears caused by constipation. But red stools can also be caused by more serious conditions, such as bleeding from the lower intestine. Blood in the stool is also a dangerous symptom of colorectal cancer. Other symptoms include changes in bowel habits — such as persistent diarrhea or constipation, abdominal pain, and weight loss — according to the American Cancer Society.

Don't assume that children can't get colorectal cancer because the incidence and mortality rates are getting younger. Young people often neglect to go for check-ups, so they often discover the disease when it is in its final stages. Darker stool color can also come from bleeding in the digestive tract, especially where the colon meets the small intestine. Colon cancer, diverticulitis, colitis and enteritis can cause this dark color in the stool, so if you see this sign, you need to go to the doctor immediately.

Black stool from colorectal cancer or stomach cancer

This is a rather dangerous color. It can be caused by some medications or iron supplements, or eating a lot of blueberries. However, black stool can also be caused by bleeding from the esophagus, stomach, or small intestine. Stool becomes black because blood passes through the digestive tract and is broken down by digestive enzymes.

It can be caused by a stomach ulcer or by stomach cancer or colorectal cancer.

Pain when urinating kidney cancer or prostate cancer

If there is pain in the pelvic area or urinary tract, it is a suspicious sign because it can secretly warn of the risk of kidney cancer or prostate cancer. Pain when urinating can come from mothers not cleaning the private area properly, causing inflammation in this area. Besides, the risk of kidney stones can also occur, so it is best to take the initiative to go see a doctor immediately. Foamy urine can be kidney cancer

People with kidney cancer have a body that easily loses essential proteins due to the effects of cancer cell growth. At this time, the protein content in the urine will suddenly increase, causing the urine to appear foamy when mothers finish relieving their pain.

It could also be due to low water intake or diabetes. Whatever the cause, you should take the initiative to go for a check-up to prevent the risk of kidney cancer. Dark urine is a warning sign of liver cancer or gallbladder cancer

In the case of dark urine, this is a warning sign of the risk of liver cancer or gallbladder cancer. At high risk, our liver cells have been severely damaged, leading to a sudden increase in the release of bilirubin into the blood. As a result, this compound will cause a change in the color of urine, typically a dark red color.

Blood in the urine is a sign of urinary tract cancer

This condition comes from cancerous tumors that rupture, causing blood to flow out through the urinary tract. In particular, blood will turn urine orange, pink or possibly dark red.

If accompanied by blood clots, you should go to the doctor as soon as possible. At this time, men are at high risk of bladder cancer or prostate cancer.