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At what age testicles cancer comes
No family history
No undescended testicles
Is it possible to get testicles cancer even if no family history and undescended testicles? At what does it comes? I have some swollen nerves on testicles it cause discomfort in groin is it cancer or a variocele??
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Kimdlyget the USG scrotum. Dnt worry according to your history it doesn't seems to be cancer.
So relax. For further query pls contact.
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Do ultrasound scrotum.
Relax
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Needs surgical correction.
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Mostly varicocele, do an ultrasound inguinoscrotal region
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