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Laryngeal cancer Exposure to asbestos can cause laryngeal cancer. approximately 3,660 deaths/year Pleural mesothelioma The most serious asbestos related diesease, is a rare cancer of the lining of the lung approximately 2450 deaths/year Gallbladder cancer This type of cancer as well can be caused by prolonged exposure to asbestos. approximately 3,830 deaths/year Bile duct cancer Bile duct cancer is known as cholangiocarcinoma. approximately 7000 deaths/year Kidney cancer Renal cell carcinoma is the most common form of kidney cancer. approximately 13000 deaths/year Testicular mesothelioma Testicular mesothelioma is the rarest form of mesothelioma. approximately 2-5 deaths/year
Lump or mass in the neck Sore throat Constant coughing Pain when swallowing Hoarseness Weight loss
Acute tonsillitis Vocal cord nodules Vocal cord polyps Laryngeal papillomas Laryngitis COPD
Abdominal pain Bloating Nausea Jaundice Fever
Liver cancer Cholecystitis
Abdominal pain Bloating Nausea Jaundice Fever
Liver cancer Cholecystitis
Adominal pain Bloating Nausea Jaundice Fever Dark urine Itching
Liver cancer Pancreatic cancer
Hematuria Weight loss Pain in the lower back Fatigue
Kidney stones Renal infarction Kidney infection Kidney cyst
pain and/or swelling of the testicles hydrocele
inguinal hernia epididymitis
Pericardial mesothelioma There are about 200 documented pericardial mesothelioma cases in medical literature. approximately 5-7 deaths/year Lung cancer Asbestos caused lung cancer is a relatively rare type of lung cancer. approximately 1700 deaths/year Asbestosis Asbestosis greatly increases the risk of developing pleural mesothelioma. approximately 1300 deaths/year Esophagus cancer Prolonged exposure to asbestos might cause the development of esophageal cancer. approximately 15,690 deaths/year Colorectal cancer Amphibole asbestos may be potentially associated with cancers of the colon. approximately 50,000 deaths/year Peritoneal mesothelioma It is the second most common type of malignant mesothelioma. approximately 850 deaths/year Urinary tract cancers Urinary tract cancers in early stages are painless. approximately 16850 deaths/year Prostate cancer It is the most common cancer among men. approximately 26,730 deaths/year
Difficulty breathing Chest pain Palpitations Cough Fever Fatigue
Heart failure Coronary artery disease
Chest pains Shortness of breath Wheezing Fatigue
Tuberculosis Bronchial pneumonia Lung abscess
Chest pains Shortness of breath Fatigue Weight loss Persistent dry coughing Finger clubbing
Asthma Allergies Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Chest pains Difficulty swallowing Weight loss Hoarseness Cough
GERD Esophagitis Esophageal tuberculosis Esophageal fistula
Change in bowel habits Rectal bleeding Abdominal discomfort Pain
irritable bowel syndrome diverticulitis ulcerative colitis hemorrhoids
Swelling Weight loss Loss of appetite Abdominal pain
Hernia Irritable bowel syndrome Stomach cancer Ovarian cancer
Hematuria Dysuria Weight loss
Bladder infection UTI Pyelonephritis Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Burning sensation while urinating Frequent night time urges to urinate Loss of bladder control Hematuria
Bladder cancer Prostatitis Prostatic hyperplasia Cystitis

Occupational Asbestos Exposure

Occupational exposure for those who worked with asbestos-containing products, or secondary exposure that can result from living near deteriorated products that release fibers (roof tiles, electric appliances, etc.) or by inhaling asbestos fibers brought home by workers.