Bone cancer?
My bones have been hurting for about a week now. My left knee, right arm, left leg, foot, neck, and everything. I notice it most during gym class. I don't have any flu symptoms, just this pain. I'm 14. I went to the doctor with my mom, and he did a blood test. The results are all good, and he doesn't see any problems. He's not doing anything else except giving me a sick note for gym class.
Could this be bone cancer? I'm worried because children get it more often than adults. And I'm male. Sometimes my knee cracks.
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There are zig options and Dr Google doesn’t spit out the right ones.
Go to the doctor who can look.
Joint pain, e.g., can simply be signs of growth, which would not be super unusual with 14
The doctor can look at this then also takes the panic.
We were there and he did a blood collection and said everything was good. He doesn’t see anything and says it goes away from himself, but that’s still there.
You’re free to visit a second doctor. Take the blood results or whatever else you have to bring.
The LAienforum is not an alternative. And it doesn’t matter if someone says to you now “it’s left-turning blue point disease” you need if a treatment is sensible or necessary, yes a doctor who takes this and the recurrence starts no treatment just because GF says it’s ABC.
I believe not cancer.
Cancer pain doesn’t know a break.
Cancer pain does not jump back and forth.
There are zig options why you are in pain and bone cancer is one of the most unlikely.
If you’ve overloaded yourself in sports, maybe you’re in a slow pace of growth (growth pain), maybe it’s a sublime infect.
Maybe check vitamin D status, just in growth, otherwise I’m sure it will be. My 14-year-old I would especially advise to go to bed before 1 and drink something other than juice and cola, that would certainly have made a lot easier ^^
This can have many causes. But in the case of a blood withdrawal you can see a lot.
A cause would be e.g. Also a somatization disorder.
At that time, I thought that I was color-blind or breast cancer. Twenty years later I still live and can distinguish red and green.
You’re in puberty. Your body is in the growth phase and changes. That would be a cause that could lead to these complaints.
You think too much. In ten or twenty years you can only smile tired about these complaints.
Don’t always go from the worst.
Even with constant headaches, you don’t have a brain tumor.
Maybe there are growth pains, but also a juvenile arthrosis? But if the doctor says everything’s okay, I’d believe it first.
Maybe.
Can’t be.
Are we your doctor?
Do we have your blood sample?
Are we the medical lab?
Glass ball medicine?
The blood sample is inconspicuous but why do I have this pain?
Long Covid? New pandemic? Puberty? Food incompatibility?
Harmful factors?
We don’t have your eyes, no history, no living conditions, no medical records, nothing.
You want to answer, you want to help. But in the blue one cannot give serious advice.
Maybe you have the chance to go to other doctors to get you other opinions. Your mother must not be there (from 14 years ).
From personal experience with doctors, I know how types from this industry, more or less motivated, even just cook with water.
Few who call themselves a doctor are really what?
… can increase with exaggerated imagination into hearing and reading.
I did not even know that there was bone cancer before your question.
But what I know is how to increase with a more sophisticated person in words and reading.
Do you still think it can be bone cancer??
Yeah.
Go to another doctor.
But come down from your bone cancer.
That’s – sorry – well-known pussy.
Despite my graciousness for doctors, doctors still do better than your Internet knowledge.
So you think I can have cancer and they missed it because they’re not real doctors? So should I go to another doctor?
Increase in growth
To the doctor. We can’t diagnose you.
There I was already he made a blood collection and said everything well he can’t see it goes away from alone. It’s still there
You can’t exclude it.