Bone tumor (benign)
Learn about Bone tumor (benign), including causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Overview
Benign bone tumors are non‑cancerous growths that can weaken bone or cause pain.
Symptoms
Pain, swelling, or incidental findings on imaging.
Diagnosis
Imaging with X‑ray or MRI; biopsy when diagnosis is uncertain.
Treatment
Observation, surgical removal, or stabilization depending on location and risk of fracture.
When to seek care
Persistent bone pain or unexplained swelling should be evaluated.
Benign bone tumors are non‑cancerous growths that can weaken bone or cause pain.
Symptoms
Pain, swelling, or incidental findings on imaging.
Diagnosis
Imaging with X‑ray or MRI; biopsy when diagnosis is uncertain.
Treatment
Observation, surgical removal, or stabilization depending on location and risk of fracture.
When to seek care
Persistent bone pain or unexplained swelling should be evaluated.