Our team offers:
✔️ Accurate Diagnosis (Biopsy, MRI, CT scans)
✔️ Personalized Treatment Plans
✔️ Post-treatment Rehabilitation Support
✔️ Emotional and Family Counseling
Persistent bone pain, especially at night or during rest
Swelling or a lump over a bone
Fractures from minor injuries (weakened bone)
Unexplained weight loss and fatigue
Reduced joint movement or stiffness
Numbness or tingling (if the tumor presses on nerves)
Treatment depends on the cancer type, stage, and location:
Surgery — Removal of cancerous tissue while preserving as much healthy bone as possible.
Chemotherapy — Drugs to destroy cancer cells or stop them from growing.
Radiation Therapy — High-energy rays target and shrink tumors.
Targeted Therapy & Immunotherapy — Advanced options for specific cancer types.
A personalized care plan is designed by your orthopedic oncologist for the best outcome.
Do not ignore persistent, unexplained bone pain.
Regular check-ups if you have a family history of bone cancer.
Seek immediate medical advice for swelling or lumps on bones.
Maintain a healthy lifestyle to support bone health.
Follow up on any suspicious fractures or bone injuries, especially if they occur easily.