How to recognize the onset of childhood bone cancer

How to identify the onset of childhood bone cancer? Mentioning bone cancer will make many friends feel scared. This disease is a particularly terrible disease. When the disease occurs, it will seriously endanger the patient's health and need our attention. There are many symptoms after the disease occurs. Let's take a look at the symptoms of the disease:

1. Bone cancer patients will develop a hard lump on the surface of the bone, which may or may not be painful.

2. Early symptoms of bone cancer include bone and joint pain or swelling, which often intensifies at night and is not necessarily related to activity; the pain may be continuous and dull or only felt when pressure is applied.

3. Pathological fractures or deformations may occur, which are also early symptoms of bone cancer.

4. Early symptoms of bone cancer also include fever, weight loss, fatigue and decreased mobility. This condition sometimes occurs in late-stage bone cancer, while benign bone cancer usually does not cause pain.

5. If you have persistent and unexplained back pain, you may just be suffering from a back disease or back pain, which is also an early symptom of bone cancer.

6. Bone cancer patients have one or more fractures with no apparent cause. After the fractures are treated, they should be checked for osteosarcoma or osteoporosis.

7. Early symptoms of bone cancer include numbness in the distal parts of the limbs of patients due to compression of nerves and blood vessels.

8. Functional disorders: pain, muscle spasm or tumors near the joints may cause limited joint movement.