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Sir I have taken finasteride for only six days now my ed and ejaculation is ok and swelling is gone. But sometimes when i check my testicles it appears big and some time time small. Is there anything concerning. I have also met general surgeon in my area he said there is nothing concerning. But when I search my symptoms in gemini/chatgpt it says testicular cancer. It has made me anxious I am unable to work
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Based on your description, this does not sound typical of testicular cancer. Testicles normally appear slightly bigger or smaller depending on temperature and muscle contraction. If a surgeon examined you and found nothing concerning, that's reassuring. Avoid repeated internet searches, and see a urologist only if you notice a persistent hard lump, increasing swelling, or pain.
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No need to worry, first stop searching for ur issue online Now tell me 1) now is there any swelling? 2) is there any pain? What medicine u have taken?
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This is unlikely to be testicular cancer. Testicle size can normally vary due to temperature and muscle contraction. Since your surgeon's examination was normal, that's reassuring
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Please consult
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Don't panic sir.. Take proper counselling to clear ur doubt...
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Based on your complaint it is not testicular cancer. Testicular cancer usually presents as a persistent,painless hard lump or continuous enlargement rather than intermittent changes in size. Continue follow-up with your treating doctor. Seek urgent medical attention if you develop a hard painless lump,persistent swelling,severe pain,redness,fever. One more thing up down testicles is a physiological process. Avoid repeatedly checking your testicles and relying on internet search as this often increase your anxiety.
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Hi, consult online for questions regarding the same
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