Yes, rhabdomyosarcoma can cause pain, although not always.
According to the reference material, when rhabdomyosarcoma tumors are located in areas such as the neck, chest, back, arm, leg, or groin (including testicles), a lump or swelling may be the first noticeable sign. Crucially, the reference notes that sometimes it can cause pain, redness, or other problems. This indicates that pain is a possible, but not guaranteed, symptom of rhabdomyosarcoma.
