1. Itching or skin changes around the anal area: Skin changes such as itching, hyperpigmentation, or blisters can be early signs. In many cases, these symptoms may be the result of less serious conditions such as fungal infection or eczema, but they should be examined carefully.
2. Lumps or swellings in the anal area: The presence of lumps may be the result of swollen glands or tumors. Some people can feel these lumps when touching the area or even without touching.

It is important to emphasize that these symptoms can be the result of health problems other than anal cancer. For this reason, you should not wait or feel embarrassed to consult medical professionals as soon as you notice any of them. Early diagnosis can increase the possibility of successful treatment and reduce complications.

Routine examination and periodic follow-up play an important role in preventing anal cancer. Communicating with a doctor and conducting the necessary tests can contribute to early detection of any health problems and their effective management.