How can bone cancer patients relieve pain?

How to relieve the pain of late-stage bone cancer? The most typical symptom of late-stage bone cancer is bone pain. This kind of bone pain is very special and completely unimaginable for healthy people. In the late stage of bone cancer, systemic symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and weight loss may occur. Local symptoms often manifest as fixed, persistent and gradually worsening pain, as well as local masses, obvious night pain, and prone to pathological fractures. The mass is diffusely swollen, tender, with unclear boundaries, increased skin temperature, and distended superficial veins, which often affect adjacent joints. The blood metastasis of late-stage bone cancer is very fast. Cancer cells in the late stage of bone cancer have already invaded other parts of the body with the blood, so the treatment of late-stage bone cancer is very difficult. So how to relieve the pain of late-stage bone cancer?

How to relieve the pain of late-stage bone cancer? Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are used for late-stage bone cancer treatment. For patients with advanced bone cancer and visceral metastasis who have antemortem symptoms and severe pain, palliative amputation can also be performed to reduce pain. However, this treatment cannot completely eliminate cancer cells and will cause great physical and mental pain to patients with advanced bone cancer. At this time, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can alleviate some surgical symptoms and improve some efficacy, but they cannot really inhibit the metastasis and recurrence of cancer cells. And it greatly increases the economic burden, psychological burden and physical and mental pain of patients. Patients with advanced bone cancer are treated with biological immunity or combined with surgery and radiotherapy for comprehensive treatment. The effect is more obvious, the quality of life of patients will be improved, and the survival time will be prolonged.

Biological immunotherapy regulates the body's immunity, restores and enhances the patient's immune system function after surgery, and has a synergistic and toxic reduction effect with chemotherapy, especially for the gastrointestinal reactions and hematopoietic suppression caused by chemotherapy. After years of clinical verification, this series has achieved remarkable results for middle and late stage bone cancer, especially for patients who cannot undergo surgery and radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and has won unanimous praise from the industry and patients.

What are the symptoms of advanced bone cancer?

In the late stage of bone cancer, systemic symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and weight loss may occur. Local symptoms often include fixed, persistent, and gradually increasing pain, as well as local masses, obvious night pain, and prone to pathological fractures. Bone malignant tumors, due to their rapid growth, often cause obvious swelling and tenderness of the limbs, even fever in the skin, and vasodilation. The direct reaction to bone cancer is pain, which is different from the general pain sensation. The most notable feature is quiet pain. The quieter it is, the more severe the pain.

Generally, primary bone tumors tend to occur in the long bones of the limbs, while secondary bone tumors are more common in the pelvis, spine, and femur.

In the late stage of bone cancer, systemic symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and weight loss may occur. Local symptoms often include fixed, persistent, and gradually increasing pain, as well as local masses, obvious night pain, and prone to pathological fractures. The mass is diffusely swollen, tender, with unclear boundaries, increased skin temperature, and distended superficial veins, which often affect adjacent joints.