In most cases, it is often difficult to know that the patient has been infected with Paget's since its symptoms are rarely found. It happens such that patients come to know when accidently screening an x-ray for other purpose.The bones which get mostly affected by Paget's disease include the spine, the femur, pelvis, skull, the collar bone and the humerus. Here are some of the symptoms which under rare circumstances get to know.
- bone pain
- deformity
- bones become more brittle
- fracture
- arthritis
- tingling
- numbness
- bowing of the Legs
- headache (this happens when Paget's disease affects the skull)
- hearing loss (this also happens when Paget's disease affects the skull)
- stiffness and / or pain in the knees or hip
- loss of vision