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Q: Signs of Testicular Cancer
asked by: dokapnema on July 24th, 2007
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Hi. I've noticed change in the size and shape of one of my testicles and there is a lump near my scrotum. I've read that these are the first sing of testicular cancer. I'm very scared. I'm 27 and we have a family history of cancers. I'll go to doctor soon as I can. I'm out of country on a busyness trip. I need your replays .... Thanks
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MandMs
replied on September 13th, 2007
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Hi!
Sorry for delayed replay.
In most cases testicular cancer is represented as a painless lump or mass in the testicle and that leads to changed shape. Scrotal enlargement or swelling is also common. A sensation of heaviness in the scrotum or lower abdominal aching can be experienced, too.
You should keep in mind that some of these symptoms may be caused by other conditions, such as testicle injury or testicle infection.
I'll suggest you to visit urologist.
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