Urine changes
While some changes to the frequency of your urination, or the colour of it, can be explained by harmless dietary or medicinal reasons, a sudden increase in the need to wee can also be a sign of a serious problem.
Passing urine more often, or struggling to pass it, can be an indicator of prostate cancer, which affects around 50,000 British men each year.
Being aware of changes to your toilet habits can help identify problems earlier and could end up being a lifesaver.
Oral health changes
There are a number of health problems that can develop in our mouths, including oral and throat cancer and gum disease.
Men should use a finger to check for lumps and sores inside the mouth and watch out for ones that don’t heal as quickly as expected.
Receding and bleeding gums can also be a sign that there is an issue that should be addressed urgently.