What tumor can cause back pain

When it comes to tumors, we all feel fear. After all, any kind of tumor disease can cause great harm to the human body, so we must also have a scientific understanding that some tumors can cause symptoms of back pain, such as lung cancer or pancreatic cancer, and other problems. Therefore, we should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to rule out these tumor diseases and reduce the harm they cause.

1. People with lung cancer always complain of back pain. Check for lung cancer as soon as possible.

Some lung cancer patients do not experience coughing, shortness of breath and other discomforts, but instead suffer from constant pain in the lower back and back. After multiple examinations, it was finally discovered that the "culprit" was lung cancer. Because the biggest feature of patients with advanced lung cancer is cancer cell metastasis, of which bone metastasis accounts for about 30% to 40%. There is no obvious difference or distinction in symptoms between the bone and joint pain that is common among middle-aged and elderly people and the pain caused by bone metastasis of lung cancer. Therefore, patients with long-term joint pain, including low back pain, shoulder pain, chest pain, etc., should not bear it or endure it. They should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check whether it is bone metastasis caused by tumors.

2. Pancreatic cancer abdominal pain accompanied by back pain

Because the pancreas is anatomically located in the retroperitoneum of the human body and is surrounded by a large amount of nerve fiber tissue, when a pancreatic tumor occurs, it is very easy to affect the surrounding nerves, resulting in the early appearance of corresponding clinical symptoms. In addition to the unexplained dull pain in the upper abdomen, pancreatic cancer is also accompanied by radiating pain in the left waist, which can be slightly relieved by bending forward. Pancreatic cancer is often accompanied by abdominal pain. As the disease progresses, the pain site will gradually become fixed and the pain intensity will increase. In severe cases, it will be difficult to fall asleep at night and to carry out normal activities during the day.

3. Ankylosing spondylitis

The disease refers to inflammation of the spinal joints, with symptoms mainly of back pain that can radiate to the buttocks, with pain and stiffness more pronounced in the morning. In addition, chest pain and ankle pain may occur. Regular self-exercise can prevent this disease.