What symptom does tibial malignant tumor have?

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Many people may be the first time to hear about tibial tumors. Clinically, there are two main categories of tibial tumors. The first category is benign tumors. Theoretically speaking, benign tumors need not worry, but they also need early treatment. The benign tumors need to be removed by surgery. The second category is malignant tumors, which is very serious. The earlier treatment is needed, the better. What are the symptoms of tibial malignant tumor?

What symptom does tibial malignant tumor have?

Pain: one of the most obvious symptoms of patients with malignant tibial tumor is pain. The pain is intermittent at the beginning, and then it will develop into persistent. At night, the symptoms of pain will be more obvious. If it is painful at night, you can't sleep, which seriously affects your normal work, study and sleep. It's best to take analgesics at this time.

Mass: in patients with tibial tumor, mass will appear in the tumor area, which is an important basis for clinical diagnosis of tibial tumor. The growth of mass in benign patients is very slow, and it is not easy to be found. The gradual enlargement of the mass has little effect on the surrounding tissues, and has few obstacles to joint movement. If it is a malignant tumor of the tibia, then it is more troublesome. The growth rate of the tumor is very fast, and the history is very short. The gradually increasing tumor may cause increased skin temperature and varicose veins.

Pathological fracture: Patients with tibial tumor are very prone to pathological fracture, which is its early symptoms, and is also a common complication of malignant bone tumor and bone metastasis. Pathological fracture has the same symptoms of swelling and pain as ordinary fracture.

matters needing attention

At present, it is advocated that once a single osteochondroma is diagnosed, it should be treated by selective surgery. Multiple osteochondroma has a large number of lesions, which is difficult to be resected at one time. It is difficult for patients to take several or dozens of operations to resect the tumor. Only those osteochondroma with symptoms, joint movement and limb deformity can be selectively resected. According to the complexity, the orthopedic operation of limb deformity can be completed in one stage or by stages with tumor resection. If the tumor oppresses the nerves and blood vessels or affects the joint activity, or if the fracture occurs due to pedicle trauma, it is indicated for surgical resection.