Recognize cancer from the fingers

The Express newspaper, citing British doctors, reported that changes in the fingertips could indicate cancer.
Experts advise undergoing the diagnosis of some changes in the fingers. Doctors added that people over the age of 55 need to have CT scans every year.

People should be alerted of symptoms when the terminal phalanges of the fingers thicken. This process is accompanied by a characteristic deformation of the nail. This syndrome almost always speaks of a persistent internal disease.
35% of people with non-small cell lung cancer develop it.

Other symptoms that indicate lung cancer are shortness of breath, cough, and decreased voice.