How would I know I have testicular cancer?
There seems to be some growths….not necessarily hard bumps, on one of my testicles. Should I be afraid. Is there a clear/cut sign that I have testicular cancer? Sometimes the one that feels like it has a growth of some sort hurts like I was hit. It doesn’t hurt that bad though.
The signs of testicular cancer are:
pain
swelling
lumps in the testicular or groin area
This form of cancer usually affects men between the ages of 20 and 39. Usually they have also had a history of:
family history of cancer
an undescended testicle
abnormal testicle development
If this is a true growth, rather than a lump, chances are high that it is NOT cancer. However, the only way to know for sure is to see a doctor (preferably a urologist) as soon as possible. If you need more info, please don’t hesitate to email me.
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Don’t mess about, go and see your doctor they will tell you for certain and end your worry. It’s no big deal these days.
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By going to the doctor you can easily find out you have cancer or not. It might cost you little bit as I see you don’t want to spend your green papers.
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Definitely go to your dr
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if you are worried get it checked out, best to be safe
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Yes, go to your Doctor and have him check this out. It’s important that you go.
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Supposedly if a pregnancy test turms up positve on a guy it means he has testicalur cancer. I dont know how accurate that is though, so the doc wold be your best bet
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The signs of testicular cancer are:
pain
swelling
lumps in the testicular or groin area
This form of cancer usually affects men between the ages of 20 and 39. Usually they have also had a history of:
family history of cancer
an undescended testicle
abnormal testicle development
If this is a true growth, rather than a lump, chances are high that it is NOT cancer. However, the only way to know for sure is to see a doctor (preferably a urologist) as soon as possible. If you need more info, please don’t hesitate to email me.
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I’m an R.N.