Another sign is that it occurs on one side only, such as in one knee, and does not move. It may worsen or ease, but the general trend is toward progression over time.
When your son or daughter experiences bone or joint pain, you may hear: "This is normal, a child in a growth phase, his bone is expanding and this causes the pain."
In reality, this statement is not correct, and it often leads to delayed diagnosis of bone cancer, as happened with my daughter - may God have mercy on her - and many other children.
Important signs of bone cancer that should be noted:
It should be noted that a regular X-ray is not sufficient for early diagnosis, nor are inflammation tests such as (CRP) and (ESR).
Early and accurate diagnosis requires performing an magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). We ask God for healing for the patients and safety for everyone.