How long can you live after osteosarcoma surgery

The main treatment for osteosarcoma is radical surgery, which can be combined with adjuvant radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatments to improve the survival rate. After early detection of osteosarcoma, it is also necessary to see if there are metastatic lesions in other places. The closer the tumor is to the trunk, the higher the mortality rate. The current survival rate of osteosarcoma is not very high. Most osteosarcoma patients may survive within 1-2 years. It is a relatively malignant bone tumor. For advanced tumors, amputation surgery can be performed, and some can survive for a long time.

6 early signs of osteosarcoma

Osteosarcoma is mainly characterized by persistent night pain. 1. The main symptom of osteosarcoma is night pain, which is often very severe and can sometimes be confused with growing pains; 2. Once patients experience persistent night pain, especially adolescent patients, an imaging examination is recommended. A very typical periosteal reaction or X-ray change can be found locally. In this case, further MRI, CT, and whole-body bone scans may be performed, and a puncture biopsy may be required to confirm the diagnosis if necessary; 3. Patients experience local swelling and increased skin temperature on the surface blood vessels of the limbs. These may represent a sign of osteosarcoma and a sign of malignant bone tumors.

Many small tumors grow around the anus

Hemorrhoids are usually soft bulges at the anus, which may cause dampness, itching, and a foreign body sensation in the anus. In addition, blood clots at the anus may also cause pain. In normal times, you must eat less spicy and irritating foods, eat less fried foods, and develop a habit of regular bowel movements. If there is a tumor at the anus, it means that you may have hemorrhoids.