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Testicular cancer is a rare but highly treatable condition affecting the testicles, the organs responsible for producing sperm and testosterone. At Southkenmd.co.uk, we prioritize early detection and personalized care to ensure optimal outcomes for all our patients.
Whereas testicular cancer is most common in young men aged 15 to 35, it can occur at any age. It begins when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the testicles. While rare, early diagnosis is important and significantly improves treatment success.
The most common form of testicular cancer that normally affects men at the ages of 25 to 55.
Another prevalent form of testicular cancer that often occurs in younger men between the ages of 15 and 35.
Belongs to the non-seminoma category and is a rare type. It may occur as a pure teratoma or as part of a tumor mixed with other non-seminoma cell types.
This is a rare kind of germ cell tumor classified under the non-seminoma of testicular cancer.
An uncommon type of germ cell tumor usually grouped within the non-seminoma.
Rarest rare germ cell tumor that is also categorized under non-seminoma.
Contain seminoma and non-seminoma cells; hence the term mixed tumors.
Painless bump or swelling in the testicle is the primary symptom associated with testicular cancer. Other symptoms that may occur include:
The actual causes of testicular cancer are unknown. Usually, it starts when the healthy testicular cells begin to behave abnormally, resulting in uncontrollable multiplication and mass formation.
Various risk factors that are known to increase the chances of this condition include:
Testicular cancer is categorized into stages based on its progression. This enables doctors to develop an effective treatment plan.
Cancer remains confined to the testicles. It hasn’t moved beyond.
The cancer has spread within the testicle but remains localized.
Cancer has extended to neighboring lymph nodes.
The cancer has moved to distant body parts like the lungs and liver.
Treatment strategies are customized based on the stage and unique features of the cancer.
At Southkenmd.co.uk, we can perform the following tests and exams to confirm testicular cancer diagnosis:
If you are diagnosed with testicular cancer, our consultant will discuss with you in detail the available treatment options. This will help you make informed choices. Fertility preservation methods like sperm banking may also be recommended.
The treatment options may include:
Early detection is key to improving outcomes. Therefore, we recommend the following practices:
Contact us today for testicular cancer screenings and treatment.
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