What symptom is NOT typically associated with lung cancer?

Constant headaches are not typically associated with lung cancer. Lung cancer symptoms more commonly involve respiratory issues directly related to lung function or specific lung conditions. Common symptoms include shortness of breath, chest pain, and coughing, which are related to the lungs and can arise from tumors affecting lung tissue or nearby structures.

In contrast, while headaches can occur in people with lung cancer, especially if the cancer metastasizes to the brain or causes blood clots, they are not a direct or primary symptom of the disease. Thus, constant headaches are not considered typical in the context of lung cancer presentation. Understanding the primary symptoms of lung cancer is crucial for early recognition and intervention.