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Symptom Spine Cancer Stage 4 Spine Cancer

What Are The Treatment Options For Bone Cancer

Pain in the affected bone is the most commonsafe for patients and effective against the
complaint of patients with bone cancer. Atdisease.
first, the pain is not constant and may be
worse at night or when the bone is usedTreatment options depend on the type, size,
(example is leg pain when walking). As thelocation, and stage of the cancer, as well as
cancer grows, the pain will be there all thethe  person's  age  and  general  health.
time. The pain increases with activity and
may  result  in  a limp if a leg is involved.Although amputation of a limb is sometimes
necessary, pre- or post-operative
Swelling in the area of the pain may notchemotherapy has made limb-sparing surgery
occur until weeks later. Depending on thepossible  in  many  cases.
location of the tumor, it may be possible to
feel  a  lump  or  mass.When appropriate, surgeons avoid amputation
by removing only the cancerous section of the
Fractures: Although bone cancer may weakenbone and replacing it with an artificial
the bone it develops in, the bones do notdevice  called  a  prosthesis.
usually fracture. People with a fracture next
to or through a bone cancer usually describeHowever, a biopsy-the removal of a sample of
a limb that was sore for a few months andtissue from the bone tumor-is needed to
suddenly  became  severely  painful.determine  whether  cancer  is  present
Generalized symptoms: If the cancer hasThe  possible  risk  factors  for bone cancer
spread, you may have generalized symptoms
such  as  weight  loss  and  fatigue.Although scientists are not certain what
causes bone cancer, a number of factors may
However, symptoms may vary depending on theput  a  person  at  increased  risk.
location and size of the cancer. Tumors that
occur in or near joints may cause swelling orThese cancers occur more frequently in
tenderness  in  the  affected  area.children and young adults, particularly those
who have had radiation or chemotherapy
The  treatment  options  for  bone  cancertreatments  for  other  conditions.
Various forms of cancer treatments usingAdults with a noncancerous condition such as
surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapycharacterized by abnormal development of new
for bone cancer are being tested in clinicalbone cells, may be at increased risk for
trials.osteosarcoma.
Clinical trials are a critical step in theA small number of bone cancers are due to
development of new methods of treatment.heredity. For example, children with
Before any new treatment can be recommendedhereditary retinoblastoma (an uncommon cancer
for general use, doctors conduct clinicalof the eye) are at a higher risk of
trials to find out whether the treatment isdeveloping osteosarcoma.



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