A picture showing the symptoms of bone cancer.
Symptoms of primary bone cancer may include:
bone pain which might be worse at night, happens all the time or stops and starts, is not helped by painkillers and may get worse over time
a lump or swelling, which may be seen or felt if the tumour is near the skin’s surface. Called a ‘palpable mass’
problems moving, a limp, stiff limbs or joints, unable to move as normal
tenderness over the bone or joint
a broken bone caused by weakening of bone due to a tumour without having had a fall or accident. Called a ‘pathological fracture’
Other possible symptoms may include:
feeling tired or weary (‘lethargy’ or ‘fatigue’)
pain with tingling and numbness (‘pins and needles’)
bruising easily
weight loss and loss of appetite
sweats at night
high temperature (fever)
feeling breathless
For information and support for #PrimaryBoneCancer and further resources visit www.bcrt.org.uk
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