<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.Husband has a lump in throat ,non-palpable, and lab results today came back wlow hemoglobin . In the last year he has lost about 10 lbs. he s very thin, eats healthy, and is . He s never lost weight in the about 20 yrs. we ve been together. He s 46 yrs. old. Exercises about 1 hrday. Former triathlete. Doesn t sit right wmy gut. Many neighbors around 50 yrs. old have had cancer in this area. Live in an active, median income 100,000 community. Am I overly concerned?  <response>: No, I think you are not overly concerned. Your husband is a young patient 46 years old with a recent history of significant weight loss without a diet to lose weight, with anemia and a lump in the throat. He should have a complete evaluation: He should be observed urgently by a physician, with a complete blood analysis CBC and chemistry and probably he should do a CT scan to detect possible lesions, which can explain these symptoms. Hope this answer was helpful. 