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The spots highlighted in yellow are tumors. They would feel like hard lumps on the testicle.

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Below are some facts ands what you should know about testicular cancer

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-A lump  (a tumor) or enlargement in one of the testicles
-A sense of heavy weight in the scrotum
-An ache in the abdomen or groin
-A collection of fluid in the scrotum
-Pain or feeling uncomfortable in a testicle or the scrotum
-Enlargement or tenderness in breasts
-Back pain

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Having a healthy diet can help stay healthy and maintain a good weight which helps prevent cancer. Fruits and vegetables have reportedly reduced the risk of cancer.

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8. How Does Your lifestyle Afftect your chances of Getting Testicular Cancer?

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8. How Does Your lifestyle Afftect your chances of Getting Testicular Cancer?

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Studies show that men who smoke marijuanna

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1. Surgery - There a few types of surgery for testicular cancer. Two are listed
-In this case it is called radical inguinal orchiectomy. This is the surgery to remove one of the testicles infected with cancer. They make an opening right above the pubic area and take the testicle out of the opening.. they also take out the spermatic chord because that is how the cancer can spread through the body through blood.
-Retroperitoneal lymph node dissection is a large incision made in the middle of the abdomen to remove lymph nodes

2. Radiation Therapy - high energy rays or particles to remove or slow down growth process. In testicular cancer, this is usually used on the lymph nodes or a lower dose of radiation because these rays also damage the regular cells.

3. Chemotherapy - Is usually used if the cancer has spread from the testicles. u are given drugs through a pill or a needle in your veins. The drug kills cancer cells but at the price of many good cells as well.

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Mayo Clinic, Testicular cancer- https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/testicular-cancer-care/symptoms-causes/syc-20352986

Cancer.net, Symptoms and signs- https://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/testicular-cancer/symptoms-and-signs
CACTI, Treating Testicular Cancer- https://www.cacti.org/resources/newly-diagnosed/treating-testicular-cancer/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw1pblBRDSARIsACfUG10qm1Wcvjsoc1vEH7S1hVuYMDe1ui9SRd-uaJ1esHFBrlXKWA-Uq7UaAkFCEALw_wcB

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Women cannot get testicular cancer while only men can. It is most common in male ages 15-25

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6. Screening Tests for Testicular Cancer

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6. Screening Tests for Testicular Cancer

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Your doctor may use a testicular ultrasound. The test uses sound waves to get an image or the testicles.
You can also get a blood test to test for the cancer. A high tumor marker in your blood can help your doctor figure your diagnosis.
Your doctor may also feel for any lumps as can you.

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Feeling around the testicles (gently) for a hard lump or an in-normality.
You can also go to a doctor checkup every once in a while.

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There are plenty of variables that can increase the chance of testicular cancer
1. Abnormal testicle development could increase the risk of this cancer
2. Family history that shows family members in your past have had it increases the chance of testicular cancer
3. Being in the age group between 15-25 is where testicular cancer is most common
4. Testicular cancer is more common is white men then it is black men.
5. Men who have a testicle that never descended are at a greater risk than those who have

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Testicular cancer happens in the testicles, the testicles are the producers of male sex hormones and sperm. It is most occurring in male between the age of 15-25. Testicular cancer is cause by a cell that has split itself but not everything goes right. Most of the time the cell will kill itself if this happens but in the rare case, it does not. The abnormal cell then starts dividing itself uncontrollably. This bunch of bad cells obstruct the jobs of the other cells which is what cancer is.