Clinical manifestations of clavicle tumors

The clinical manifestation of clavicle bone tumors is mostly pain in the clavicle area, which may also be accompanied by lumps and swelling. If you are unsure, you should go to the hospital for X-rays and MRI examinations to confirm.

1. Pain symptoms: The location and size of tumors growing on the clavicle are different, so the clinical manifestations may also be different. However, generally, after the tumor grows, it will cause symptoms of clavicle pain. Go to the hospital for effective examinations, and surgical removal can be performed after confirmation.

2. Accompanied by a lump: After a tumor grows in the clavicle, there will be an obvious lump that can be seen with the naked eye. If you have already seen it, you should try to go to the hospital for treatment. You may have to choose to undergo timely surgical removal. If it becomes malignant, you will also need to complete subsequent radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

3. Swelling and pain: When a tumor appears in the clavicle, it will cause local swelling and pain. This is because the tumor becomes more and more serious. It is also possible that it will compress local nerves and tissues. It is best to go to the hospital for further examination and treatment.

After clavicle tumor surgery, pathological tests should be completed later. If there is a tendency of malignancy, targeted drug therapy can be performed later to control the disease as soon as possible to avoid further spread and metastasis. At the same time, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination every once in a while.