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No, 癌症 (ái zhèng) is not used to refer to a milder form of illness. 癌症 (ái zhèng) is the Chinese word for cancer, which is a serious and potentially life-threatening illness. Other Chinese words that are used to refer to milder illnesses include 感冒 (gǎn mào) for a cold, 发烧 (fā shāo) for a fever, and 腹泻 (fù xiè) for diarrhea.
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癌 (ái): This is the most common Chinese word for cancer. It is a noun and is pronounced "ái".
恶性肿瘤 (è xìng zhǒng liú): This is another word for cancer. It literally translates to "malignant tumor" and is pronounced "è xìng zhǒng liú".
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