Experts teach you how to prevent osteosarcoma in daily life

Everyone is afraid when they hear the word "tumor". Why are there more and more cancer patients nowadays? And any tissue in the body may be the origin of the tumor. It is really scary, especially for patients like osteosarcoma, which are mostly teenagers. Today we will listen to what the experts say. The experts will teach you how to prevent osteosarcoma in daily life.

First, let’s understand osteosarcoma:

1. The age of onset of bone tumors is 15 to 24 years old in males and 5 to 14 years old in females, which may be related to the early or late and duration of bone growth and endocrine development in different genders.

2. Bone tumor injury, especially chronic minor injury and chronic infection can cause bone tumors

3. In most cases of primary bone cancer, the cause cannot be determined, but some cases may be hereditary. Certain chromosomal abnormalities and a few rare genetic diseases are associated with bone cancer.

Next, experts will teach you how to prevent osteosarcoma:

1. In the early stage, patients will feel discomfort in the affected area, and lumps and swelling will appear within a few days or weeks. The texture is tough and hard, especially at night. The symptoms are obvious, varicose veins will appear, and movement will be limited.

2. The patient's activities are limited. As the tumor grows rapidly, the alveolar process and jawbone are destroyed, causing loose and displaced teeth, facial deformities, and pathological fractures.

3. The patient experiences pain around the joints. The pain is intermittent at first, but after a period of time, it turns into continuous pain, and taking painkillers has little effect.

Through the above introduction, we know that early detection of physical discomfort should be treated early to avoid malignant changes. I wish you a speedy recovery!