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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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
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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