Bone Tumour
Overview
Bones form the rigid framework of our musculoskeletal system and provide support to the body. When there is an abnormal growth of cells in the bone, it is called bone cancer. If the source...
Risk Factors
The exact cause of primary bone cancer is unknown. But there are certain risk factors that can increase your chance of getting the disease.
- Age: Most primary bone cancers occur in teenagers.
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Signs and Symptoms
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Night Sweats
- Weight loss
- Pain or tenderness in the area of the tumor
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Diagnosis
- X-rays - It is usually the first imaging tool used to detect bone anomalies. An X-ray is a quick, painless test that produces images of the structures inside the body — particularly bones.
- CT scan is a diagnostic imaging...
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Treatment
- Surgery is a very important part of treatment and is used to remove the tumor from the bone. The type of surgery planned depends on several factors including age of the patient, occupation and location of tumor.
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FAQ
- Where does bone cancer usually start?
- Is Bone Cancer painful?
- Why Does Pain Seem to Get Worse at Night?
- What is the difference between bone pain and muscle pain?
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