Is bone cancer recessively inherited?

Is bone cancer recessively inherited? Bone tumors refer to malignant tumors that occur in bones, including osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, fibrosarcoma, multiple myeloma, chordoma, reticulum cell sarcoma, etc. Symptoms and signs of bone tumors mainly include anemia, fatigue, malnutrition and cachexia. Local pain and tenderness are the most common, which may appear at the same time as or before the mass. The pain is mild at first, with intermittent dull pain, and then becomes continuous severe pain. Bone expansion and deformation and soft tissue masses can be felt in the superficial part, and the skin is dark red and tense.

Modern medicine has not yet determined the cause of bone tumors, which can be roughly summarized as the effects of multiple factors in the body and the surrounding environment. However, what is certain is that bone tumors are not hereditary, because human cells are divided into two categories: somatic cells and germ cells. For example, muscle cells, bone cells, and nerve cells have no direct connection between the previous generation and the next generation. Therefore, bone tumors are not hereditary.

However, bone tumors can cause serious complications, including anemia and cachexia in the later stages, and metastatic lesions to other sites, with lung metastasis being the most common. Therefore, treatment should not be neglected.