"Spotting Cancer: 11 Eye Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore"
Eye cancer, although rare, can have visible symptoms such as bulging of one eye, complete or partial loss of vision, dark patches in the eye, pain, pale raised lumps on the eye's surface, blurred vision, changes in appearance, lumps on the eyelids, spots on the iris, eye irritation, and chronic conjunctivitis. Risk factors include age, race, and eye color. Routine eye tests can often detect eye cancer, but it's important to be aware of these symptoms and seek medical attention if experiencing them. Protecting your eyes from UV radiation is also crucial in reducing the risk of eye cancer.
