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cancer des os
Différents types de cancer proviennent généralement des os.
La plupart des os commencent comme cartilage. Le corps dépose du calcium sur le cartilage pour former l'os. Chez l'adulte, le cartilage se trouve principalement à l'extrémité de certains os qui font partie d'une articulation. Le cancer des os est très rare chez l'adulte. Cela commence dans les cellules qui composent l'os.
Le cancer commence alors lorsque les cellules commencent à se développer de façon incontrôlée. L'os est composé de deux types de cellules: l'ostéoblaste; la cellule qui dépose de l'os nouveau et l'ostéoclaste; la cellule qui dissout les vieux os. Dans certains os, la moelle n'est que du tissu adipeux.
Dans d'autres os, c'est un mélange de cellules adipeuses et hématopoïétiques. Les cellules hématopoïétiques produisent des globules rouges, des globules blancs et des plaquettes sanguines. Nous avons également les plasmocytes et les fibroblastes trouvés dans la moelle osseuse, et n'importe laquelle de ces cellules osseuses peut se transformer en cancer. Les facteurs de risque comprennent: (NB: Un facteur de risque est tout ce qui affecte vos chances de contracter une maladie) - Les troubles génétiques - Maladie de Paget - Radiation - Greffe de moelle osseuse et, etc. La cause exacte de la plupart des cancers osseux n'est pas encore connue. Il a été constaté que les cancers osseux sont liés à plusieurs autres conditions (facteurs de risque). Aucun test spécial n'est disponible pour détecter précocement les cancers osseux. La seule meilleure façon est de consulter un professionnel de la santé si vous en remarquez des signes et des symptômes. Les signes et symptômes comprennent: - Douleur - Gonflement - Fractures - Engourdissement, picotements, faiblesse due à une pression sur les nerfs si son cancer dans les os de la colonne vertébrale. Les approches de traitement courantes comprennent: - Chirurgie - Radiothérapie - Chimiothérapie - Thérapie ciblée, etc. Le traitement du cancer des os peut éliminer ou détruire le cancer, mais il est difficile de ne pas s'inquiéter de son retour. Dans certains cas, il peut ne jamais disparaître complètement et pour d'autres, c'est le cas.
Construisons des os sains en mangeant beaucoup de légumes, en faisant des exercices réguliers, en consommant suffisamment de protéines, en mangeant des aliments riches en calcium, en évitant les régimes hypocaloriques, en maintenant un poids stable et en consommant des aliments riches en vitamine D, vitamine K, magnésium et zinc.
Bone Cancer
Different cancer types usually originate in the bones.
Most bones start as cartilage. The body lays calcium down onto the cartilage to form bone. In adults, cartilage is mainly found at the end of some bones that are part of a joint.
Bone cancer is very rare in adults. It starts in the cells that make up the bone. Cancer then begins when the cells start growing out of control. The bone is made up of two kinds of cells: The osteoblast; the cell that lays down new bone, and the osteoclast; the cell that dissolves old bone.
In some bones, the marrow is only fatty tissue. In other bones, it is a mixture of fat and blood-forming cells. The blood-forming cells make red blood cells, white blood cells and blood platelets. We also have the plasma cells and fibroblasts found in the bone marrow, and any of these bone cells can develop into cancer.
Risk factors include: (NB: A risk factor is anything that affects your chance of getting a disease)
- Genetic disorders
- Paget disease
- Radiation
- Bone marrow transplantation and, etc.
The exact cause of most bone cancers is still not known. It has been found that bone cancers are linked to several other conditions ( risk factors).
No special tests are available to find bone cancers early. The only best way is to see a health care provider if you notice signs and symptoms of it.
Signs and symptoms include:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Fractures
- Numbness, tingling, weakness due to pressure on the nerves if its cancer in the bones of the spine.
Common treatment approaches include:
- Surgery
- Radiation therapy
- Chemotherapy
- Targeted therapy, etc.
Bone cancer treatment may remove or destroy cancer, but it is hard not to worry about it coming back. In some cases, it might never go away completely and for others it does.
Let us build healthy bones by eating lots of vegetables, doing regular exercises, consuming enough proteins, eating high-calcium foods, avoiding low-calorie diets, maintaining a stable weight, and consuming foods high in vitamin D, vitamin K, magnesium, and zinc.
Most bones start as cartilage. The body lays calcium down onto the cartilage to form bone. In adults, cartilage is mainly found at the end of some bones that are part of a joint.
Bone cancer is very rare in adults. It starts in the cells that make up the bone. Cancer then begins when the cells start growing out of control. The bone is made up of two kinds of cells: The osteoblast; the cell that lays down new bone, and the osteoclast; the cell that dissolves old bone.
In some bones, the marrow is only fatty tissue. In other bones, it is a mixture of fat and blood-forming cells. The blood-forming cells make red blood cells, white blood cells and blood platelets. We also have the plasma cells and fibroblasts found in the bone marrow, and any of these bone cells can develop into cancer.
Risk factors include: (NB: A risk factor is anything that affects your chance of getting a disease)
- Genetic disorders
- Paget disease
- Radiation
- Bone marrow transplantation and, etc.
The exact cause of most bone cancers is still not known. It has been found that bone cancers are linked to several other conditions ( risk factors).
No special tests are available to find bone cancers early. The only best way is to see a health care provider if you notice signs and symptoms of it.
Signs and symptoms include:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Fractures
- Numbness, tingling, weakness due to pressure on the nerves if its cancer in the bones of the spine.
Common treatment approaches include:
- Surgery
- Radiation therapy
- Chemotherapy
- Targeted therapy, etc.
Bone cancer treatment may remove or destroy cancer, but it is hard not to worry about it coming back. In some cases, it might never go away completely and for others it does.
Let us build healthy bones by eating lots of vegetables, doing regular exercises, consuming enough proteins, eating high-calcium foods, avoiding low-calorie diets, maintaining a stable weight, and consuming foods high in vitamin D, vitamin K, magnesium, and zinc.
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