What are the symptoms of different types of bone cancer

Bone cancer has become one of the major diseases that endangers society and human health, bringing great pain and distress to humans. Understanding the symptoms of different types of bone cancer can help prevent the occurrence of bone cancer.

Ewing's sarcoma: It often occurs between the ages of 4 and 25. Ewing's sarcoma often occurs in the central part of the shaft of long bones and flat bones, causing local swelling and discomfort and intermittent pain, accompanied by high fever and weight loss, accompanied by metastasis to the lungs, bones, and bone marrow.

Malignant osteosarcoma: The most common bone cancer, accounting for about 60% of all bone cancers. It often occurs in adolescents between the ages of 10 and 23, which may be related to the rapid growth of bone tissue during this period. It often occurs at the end of long bones, about 60% of which are located at the knees. It can cause severe pain, swelling, and even fractures. When diagnosed, a small number of bone cancer cells may have metastasized to the lungs, which requires treatment as soon as possible.

Chondrosarcoma: It mostly occurs in adults over 30 years old, and is relatively rare in children, but it may also occur. The lesions occur in the cartilage and cause tender lumps. The most common sites are the pelvis, knees, upper femur, ribs or shoulders.

Other types: Other bone tumors may include fibrosarcoma, giant cell tumor, adamantinoma, etc., which are some less common bone tumors.