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Conditions & Diseases: CancersBone CancerSee Also: Bone Cancer Symptoms Bone cancer symptoms vary depending on the tumor's size and location. The most common symptom is bone pain caused by the tumor's size either because it grows progressively, or because it causes the bone to break. At the beginning, the pain is not constant and can be felt only during night or when the bone is used. As the cancer advances, the pain becomes more constant. The pain becomes more intense when the affected bone is constantly used. For example, if the affected bone is in the leg, the patient will start limping. If the tumor develops in or near the joints, the affected area swells. Other signs and symptoms of bone cancers are: fatigue and fever, movement problems, stiff bones, bone lumps and masses, bone tenderness, anemia, and weight loss. However, these symptoms can be caused by other medical conditions and only a doctor can establish a correct diagnosis. See Also:
Article by Alina Morrow, MS |
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