I think I have testicular cancer

Do you think I have testicular cancer?

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Why are you asking the idiots who roam this website to make a medical diagnosis of your medical condition based on the limited and incomplete info that you have provided. YOU NEED TO BE EXAMINED BY A PHYSICIAN! Nuff said!

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i think i have testicular cancer i am 16 i felt lumps around my testicles and i am scared to see the doctor be?

Q: i think i have testicular cancer i am 16 i felt lumps around my testicles and i am scared to see the doctor because i feel ashamed and i am worried.

A: What you should do is tell your mom and/or dad and tell them you need to see the doctor. Don’t be ashamed of it. I am a female and the doctors do more to a female down there then they do to a male. The doctor would probably feel your testicle to feel for the lumps. He might send you for testing if necessary. If you have lumps and it god forbid turns out to be cancer, you want to get treated right away. Cancer is more curable when caught early. Think of it like that. And….it might be nothing at all. Please tell your parents and see the doctor. Good Luck

I’m 18 years old and I think I have testicular cancer, do I?

Q: I just turned 18 years old. I think I have a undecended testicle(my left one) I can’t see it or feel it, I think I can feel it right below my stomach kind of near the base of my penis. I don’t want my parents or especially my brother or my friends to know about this. Is there any way I can see a doctor without my family knowing? Or will my testical eventially drop down in the sac?

A: First of all, there is no reason to believe you have cancer.Second, yes it will probably drop, but it is slightly unusual that it hasnt already.See a doctor if you are concerned, certainly cannot hurt.I am sure your Mom would be quite discreet and sympathetic to your plight. Don’t worry, it is most likely a small matter.

I think I may have testicular cancer. What should I do?

Q: I have two symptoms of testicular cancer but im not sure if I actually have it or not. I dont want to tell my parents because they are not very understanding. What should I do?

A: symptoms: * A lump or enlargement in either testicle * A feeling of heaviness in the scrotum * A dull ache in the abdomen or groin * A sudden collection of fluid in the scrotum * Pain or discomfort in a testicle or the scrotum * Enlargement or tenderness of the breasts * Unexplained fatigue or a general feeling of not being wellCancer usually affects only one testicle. anyways, even if your parents are cold, this they will understand…