Bone Cancer
Bone cancer refers to malignant tumors that originate in the bone tissue.
It can affect any bone but is most common in the long bones of arms and legs. Symptoms include persistent pain, swelling, fractures, and limited mobility. Early diagnosis is essential for effective management and improving survival rates.
Causes and Risk Factors for Bone Cancer
- Genetic predisposition: Certain inherited conditions increase susceptibility.
- Previous radiation exposure or chemotherapy may elevate risk.
- Rapid bone growth during adolescence can make bones more vulnerable.
Symptoms and Clinical Signs
- Persistent localized bone pain
- Swelling or tenderness over affected bone
- Fractures with minimal trauma
- Reduced mobility or limping
Treatment Options for Bone Cancer
- Surgery: Removal of tumor with limb-sparing techniques where possible.
- Chemotherapy: Systemic treatment to kill cancer cells.
- Radiation therapy: Used in specific types or for palliative care.
Why Choose Us for Bone Cancer
CureU Healthcare offers multidisciplinary care with orthopedic oncologists, advanced surgical techniques, and personalized treatment plans.
Conclusion
Bone cancer requires timely diagnosis and intervention. CureU Healthcare provides expert care combining surgery, chemotherapy, and supportive therapy to optimize patient outcomes.
