Other Rare Symptoms
Some other symptoms of Ewing sarcoma might depend on the exact location of the affected bones and the progression of the condition. When cancerous cells spread to your spine, it would lead to paralysis or a loss of bowel and bladder control. Tumors could also affect your nerve pathways, thus leading to a feeling of tingling and numbness. In addition, fractures might happen as a direct result of weakening bones. These signs tend to become obvious after a minor trauma around the area, making it more painful rather than healing. The pain would be worsened during exercises and sleeping at night. [6]
