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I know a great deal about all aspect of testicular cancer. I am a testicular cancer survivor, and have run a testicular cancer website since 1996. If I do not know the answer to a question, I have access to a number of my own world-class experts to get the correct answer. Please note that I am not an expert when it comes to other cancers. If your question involves something other than testicular cancer or a cancer of that general region, please ask another expert.
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In my opinion, you should seek the advice of an expert. You (or preferably your urologist) should try calling the urology department at Indiana University and ask to review the situation with Dr Richard
Ken, I am not sure what to tell you, as you gave me a lot of information, but you also left out a lot. Why did you have these ultrasounds in the first place? Why did you have a second ultrasound
Abel, I am glad you are going to see the doctor. I am sure they can give you a more definitive answer than I can give. It certainly does not sound like cancer. It does sound like a cyst, but the
I don't know that I would be worried, but it is slightly concerning. Just because one testicle differs from the other does not mean there is cancer, but it remains a possibility. Can I ask how old are
If this were TC it would be on the testicle itself and it would not disappear when you tried to touch it. I agree that it is most likely a cyst and is nothing to worry about. I would not make a special
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