What are the symptoms of aneurysmal bone cyst?

Each disease has its own advantages and will also bring different harms to your health. At the same time, people should grasp the weaknesses of the disease, so what are the symptoms of aneurysmal bone cyst?

The main clinical features of aneurysmal bone cysts are progressive local pain and swelling. Most patients often begin to find a deep mass on the limbs. It is accompanied by mild pain and develops rapidly or slowly. About one-third of patients have symptoms related to trauma. Pathological fractures are rare. If a pathological fracture occurs, there will be obvious pain, local skin temperature is often increased, there is obvious tenderness, and occasionally there will be pulsation. When aneurysmal bone cysts have pathological fractures, the fallen leaves sign unique to benign bone cysts will not appear. Nearby joints may be limited by swelling and pain. If the expansive disease involves the articular cartilage, joint movement is significantly limited and joint cavity effusion occurs.

When the spine is diseased, the pain symptoms are obvious, the vertebral body and its accessories are damaged, and compression causes spinal deformity. Symptoms of spinal cord compression may occur, which may gradually worsen and even cause paraplegia. Compression symptoms suddenly appear when there is pathological compression fracture of the vertebral body or acute bleeding.

The clinical symptoms, signs, and course of an aneurysmal bone cyst can vary depending on its rate of development, location of the lesion, and degree of bone damage. Patients with rapid development may show severe clinical signs and symptoms within a few months. The expansive lesions can grow substantially, giving the impression of a malignant tumor. Patients with slow development may only have noticeable symptoms in a year or two, and some may not change for several years. The time from symptoms to treatment for the vast majority of patients is generally no more than 6 months. In some cases,

In fact, when facing the occurrence of disease, we should deal with it well, but we also need to find appropriate care methods so that our image and life will not be greatly affected.