Bone Fractures
Cancers inevitably weaken the body, and so the same happens with the bones affected by the malignant cells. Tumors can sometimes cause a pathological fracture. Although bones breaking due to cancer is a rare occurrence, it does happen. Patients often say that they suddenly experience the breaks after living with chronic bone pain for several months.
Additionally, when the bone cancer begins to spread, bones in other areas of the body may grow weak and fracture. Because of this, many people learn that they have bone cancer after falling and breaking bones. If you recently suffered a fracture and have other symptoms on this list, consult a medical professional.
