Do you know the three major clinical manifestations of osteosarcoma?

Any disease has unique clinical manifestations, which can better determine the type of disease. For this type of disease, osteosarcoma usually causes abnormal pain in the relevant parts of the patient, swelling in the affected joints, and seriously affects the patient's joint movements, causing the limbs to be unable to flex and extend normally.

Osteosarcoma is generally quite malignant, which will cause the patient's cancer cells to continue to spread and threaten the patient's life. We should have a comprehensive understanding of the clinical manifestations of this disease, so that we can diagnose the disease at the earliest time and intervene in treatment as soon as possible. Let us learn about the clinical manifestations of osteosarcoma:
1. Abnormal pain: If the patient has osteosarcoma, the most prominent symptom is abnormal pain at the site of the tumor. This pain is mainly caused by the damage to the bone and periosteum tissue caused by the tumor. Sometimes the patient will suddenly experience worsening pain at night, as well as resting pain, which are all severe manifestations of persistent pain. If some patients have severe bone tumors, they will also feel pain when they move their bodies, and these pains are difficult to relieve with plasters. Patients can distinguish and judge the pain caused by other reasons in the body based on the characteristics of the persistent pain caused by this osteosarcoma lock. This pain will disappear after surgical treatment.
2. Abnormal joints: If the patient has bone tumors in a certain part of the body, it will cause abnormalities in the joints. Generally, this type of tumor grows at both ends of the long bones of the limbs, but this location also causes abnormal effects on the patient's joints. In the early stages of bone tumors, it will cause swelling in the patient's related joints. If the patient's condition has not been discovered, the abnormal swelling of the joints should be checked in a timely manner.
3. There will be obstacles in body movement: Each joint in our body has its own unique function, but if bone tumors grow in our limbs, it will affect the bone movement of our limbs. Patients may suddenly become unable to move their hands and feet, and cannot bend and straighten normally. In this case, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various physical manifestations to judge one's own disease.