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Testicular Pain , Testicular atrophy
Testicular pain from 4 years , now testicular atrophy. 4 years ago got mumps orchitis. Azoospermia...Is it Cancer or not ?
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Hi. Mumps orchitis causes testicular atrophy in 40-70% cases. It decreases sperm count in 10% cases. It’s not related to testicular cancer. Kindly get USG of scrotum to rule out any swelling.
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USG of scrotum.
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No this symptoms doesnt suggest cancer. Testicular atrophy is due to mumps orchitis.
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Usg scrotum and please consult personally with report..
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Dear user
This is not cancer
Get an ultrasound testis
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Dr. M.Ponraj
Medical Oncologist
13 yrs exp
Palakkad
It is not testicular cancer. Still you can do ultrasonagram of testis and review with report
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