Testicular Cancer
Overview
Testicular Cancer is the cancer affecting the testicles which is a reproductive organ. It can occur at any age but is more common between the age of 20 and 40.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase the risk of primary testicular cancer include:
- Generally, the risk factors for Testicular Cancer is unclear, however previous history of undescended..
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Signs and Symptoms
The most common symptom is the presence of a lump(s) in the testes. These lumps may be noticed in the abdomen or neck as well, in patients where cancer has reached an advanced stage.
Diagnosis
Tests and procedures used to diagnose testicular cancer include:
- Imaging
- Ultrasound of the scrotum - Ultrasound images are created..
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Treatment
Treatment modalities depend upon the stage of the disease. Most patients present with a lump in the testis at a very early stage. The most commonly used treatment option for testicular cancer is surgery.
FAQ
- What is usually the first sign of testicular cancer?
- What are the Types of Testicular Cancer?
- If I have testicular cancer, can I still have children?
- How can Testicular cancer be prevented?
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