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Can this be testicular cancer?
Hello.
From past 3 days I am experiencing occasional very mild pain from my right testicle which goes in a line to the right kidney. It happens when I move and pain lasts only for few seconds. I am worried. Because I had discovered (by myself) a lump around my right testicle 1 year back. It's like a cyst. It grows and shrinks over weeks. The lump is not on the testicle, it is attached to it with some veins and it moves around. I have not consulted a doctor regarding this yet. Should I be worried? I am not having any discomfort in urination or ejaculation. Can this be testicular cancer? Or this become one if I don't visit a doctor soon? Please help.
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Appears less likely to b testicular cancer from history.. however needs physical examination.
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You can get USG Abd +Pelvis with inguinoscrotal region and consult. Can guide you on further treatment.
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Dr. Kishan Raj K
Urological Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Kundapura
The symptoms you are describing can be diw to renal stone
Not all lumps are cancer testis.....
Dont worry,get a ultrasound of abdomen and testis
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Dr. Arun Antony
Urologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Get USG scrotum & consult online. U can also meet a urologist in person after the Lockdown
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