What are the symptoms of osteosarcoma recurrence?
The symptoms of recurrent osteosarcoma include the following points:
Firstly, if osteosarcoma recurs, it can cause sudden severe pain in the affected limb. This pain tends to intensify as the disease progresses and may shift from intermittent pain to continuous pain.
Secondly, there might be metastasis to the lungs or other parts of the body. In such cases, if lung metastasis occurs, the patient will experience significant chest tightness and breathing difficulties.
Thirdly, recurrent osteosarcoma can also lead to weight loss, decreased appetite, and the occurrence of low-grade fever.
Fourthly, if the tumor recurs, the patient’s joints and the affected limb's mobility will be significantly hindered, and this can also cause numbness in the affected limb.
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