Clinical symptoms of bone cancer

Clinical symptoms of bone cancer:

1. The clinical symptoms of bone cancer patients generally include pathological fractures, difficulty walking, muscle atrophy, etc.

2. Bone cancer, also known as bone malignancy, is a malignant tumor disease that grows in bones and cartilage tissues. The occurrence of bone cancer is generally related to genetics, chemicals, radioactive substances, viruses and other factors. Bone cancer patients may show local pain and lumps or joint swelling in the early stage. As the tumor increases, it will compress other tissues and organs, and corresponding symptoms and bone deformities will appear. When the disease progresses to the later stage, pathological fractures, difficulty walking, muscle atrophy, etc. may occur, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as weight loss, anemia, depression, loss of appetite, weakness, and organ failure. If the above symptoms occur, you need to seek medical attention in time. The doctor will first ask some basic information, and then perform a physical examination on the patient's diseased bones to find out if there are any abnormal signs. If necessary, it is recommended to further clarify the diagnosis of blood biochemical tests, X-ray examinations, CT examinations, MRI examinations, emission computed tomography scanners, digital subtraction angiography examinations, fiberoscopy examinations, etc.

3. Bone cancer requires active treatment. Early, effective and standardized treatment can maximize the preservation of limb function and improve survival rate. The main treatment methods include surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, etc. During the treatment, it is recommended to eat a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and irritating foods, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.