Medical professionals suggest that a simple 'finger test' could help identify lung cancer in its early stages, potentially proving life-saving. Whilst well-recognised warning signs such as chest ...

A simple finger test could help detect lung cancer, experts say. Dubbed the 'Schamroth window test' or 'diamond test,' the five-second trick lokos for clubbed fingernails, which is a telltale sign of ...

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Certain lung cancer patients might notice swollen fingers and nails, alongside joint pain and inflammation. This ailment is termed hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy (HPOA).

A simple finger test that can be done at home could provide an early indication of lung cancer. Lung cancer, which is diagnosed in more than 43,000 people in the UK each year, tends to spread faster ...

Health professionals say a simple 'finger test' could help spot lung cancer early and save lives. While most people know about symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness and wheezing, warning signs ...

Experts suggest that a simple 'finger test' could help detect lung cancer early - potentially saving lives. While chest pain, breathlessness, and wheezing are known indicators of the disease, signs ...

Finger clubbing is not a typical symptom of COPD. But clubbed fingers may be a sign of another lung condition that might happen at the same time as COPD, like lung cancer or bronchiectasis. Chronic ...

To perform the test, press your index fingers together and look for a small, diamond-shaped gap of light between them. Human lungs with tuberculosis illustration. Doctors advise a simple fingernail ...