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Osteosarcoma is bone cancer. This type of cancer can develop on any bone in the body and spread to others. The cancer cells in osteosarcoma look like underdeveloped bone cells, but they are not strong enough to become bone. Bones that have cancerous cells will begin to deteriorate and become weak, making the person prone to pain and breakage.

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This form of cancer develops in, the bone forming, osteoblast cells. They begin to overproduce and making random bone cells where there shouldn't be bone cells.

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Rapid Weight Loss

Pain

Bone Breakage

Fatigue

Numbness

Swelling

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Surgeries

Chemotherapy

Radiation

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Late Effects

Infertility

Follow Up Care

Possibly Adapting to Life Without a Limb

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