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Symptoms of adult soft tissue sarcoma may not be noticeable until the cancer has gone past its early stages. The first sign is usually a mass or a swollen lump. If the tumor affects muscles or nerves, it may be painful, but this usually is not the case. Other symptoms may vary depending on where the tumor develops. It may cause bloody stool or abdominal pain if it develops in the abdomen area. Since the symptoms of adult soft tissue sarcoma vary so much and can seem like those of other conditions, it is important to talk to a doctor if you notice any symptoms.
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