What are the symptoms of bone cancer?

The precursors of bone cancer include joint pain, fatigue, skin redness and swelling, fever, etc.

1. Joint pain: Patients with early-stage bone cancer may experience joint swelling and pain. This pain is usually dull or stabbing, especially at night when resting. It gradually worsens as the disease progresses, and may even cause movement disorders or paralysis.

2. Fatigue and weakness: Bone cancer patients will also feel persistent fatigue, weakness and powerlessness, and may even be unable to complete daily life.

3. Skin redness and swelling: The affected area may show inflammatory symptoms such as redness, swelling and increased temperature.

4. Fever: As the disease progresses, the patient will also have persistent fever and the body temperature will continue to rise.

These symptoms are not necessarily bone cancer, but may also be manifestations of other diseases. If these symptoms occur, you should seek medical attention for detailed examination in time to confirm the diagnosis and take appropriate treatment measures.

Note: It is recommended to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet, moderate exercise, and avoidance of harmful substances. Regular physical examinations are also required to detect and deal with potential health problems in a timely manner.