Major Symptoms of Bone Tumor

A bone tumor is an abnormal mass of tissue that forms within a bone. This growth arises due to the uncontrolled division of cells, which may originate from the bone itself or spread to the bone from other parts of the body. 

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Persistent bone pain

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Continuous or worsening pain in the affected bone, which may intensify at night or during physical activity.

Swelling or lump

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Noticeable swelling or a palpable lump in the affected area, which may be accompanied by tenderness.

Fractures

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Bones weakened by tumors are more susceptible to fractures, leading to unexplained fractures or breaks even with minimal trauma.

Limited mobility

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Difficulty in moving the affected limb or joint due to pain, stiffness, or structural changes caused by the tumor.

Bone deformities

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Visible changes in the shape or size of the affected bone, which may result in deformities or abnormalities.

Weakness or fatigue

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Generalized weakness or fatigue, which may be indicative of anemia or the body's response to the tumor.

Weight loss

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Unexplained weight loss, which can occur due to metabolic changes associated with cancer or loss of appetite.

fever

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Low-grade fever or recurrent fevers without any apparent cause, often indicative of an underlying infection or inflammation related to the tumor.

Nerve compression symptoms

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Compression of nearby nerves by the tumor can lead to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, or weakness in the affected area.

Bowel or bladder dysfunction

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Tumors located in the spine or pelvis may exert pressure on the nerves responsible for bowel or bladder control, resulting in incontinence or other urinary or fecal symptoms.

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