Count the early symptoms of bone cancer

Bone cancer mainly occurs in bones and often causes serious harm to patients. Early bone cancer may have symptoms such as bone surface lumps, joint swelling and pain, bone deformation, unexplained fractures, back pain, numbness of the extremities and systemic symptoms.

1. Bone surface lumps: Patients with early bone cancer may develop hard lumps on the bone surface, which may or may not be painful.

2. Joint swelling and pain: Pain is one of the important symptoms of bone cancer. It is generally manifested as bone and joint pain. It can be a continuous dull pain or pain when under pressure. The pain worsens at night. Swelling will appear soon after the pain, and the local skin temperature will increase and become congested and red.

3. Bone deformation: Bone cancer patients will experience bone deformation in the early stages.

4. Unexplained fractures: Bone cancer patients may have one or more fractures in the early stages without obvious reasons.

5. Back pain: Bone cancer patients may also experience persistent and unexplained back pain in the early stages

6. Numbness in the extremities: In patients with bone cancer, tumors compress nerves and blood vessels, causing numbness in the distal extremities.

7. Systemic symptoms: In addition to typical bone manifestations, bone cancer patients may also experience systemic symptoms such as fever, weight loss, fatigue, and decreased mobility in the early stages.

The above are possible symptoms of early bone cancer. Early treatment can alleviate the patient's pain. If suspected symptoms of bone cancer appear, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination and diagnosis, and standardized treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.