Testicular Cancer Health Feed

Testicular cancer is mostly witnessed among young adults in the age range of 24 35. It results from the growth of abnormal cells in the testes. It is not the most common type of cancer found in the body, but can pose a serious threat to an individual if not treated early. The cure rate is one of the highest among all kinds of cancer found in the body. This being said, the rate of cure is totally dependent on the stage of detection.

Risk Factors for Testicular Cancer
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Cancer that starts in the testicles is called testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is commonly seen in men who are 25 to 40 years of age. It is generally of two types.

Seminomas: These grow and spread slowly and respond to radiation therapy.
Non-seminomas: These grow and spread rapidly, do not respond to radiation, and often require surgery.
While the exact causes for testicular cancer are not clear, the following are considered to be the possible risk factors:

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APAMARGA plant -- just a bit of it, boil it in water and use it 1/2 spoon -3 times a day.
He will be cured. It is available in your city.

Do regular exercise,some yoga,,take high protein,,take multivitamins with multiminerals,,with this u need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure ur problem

1 Increase vegetarian protein in your diet.
2 If you are full time football player then you must take 2 GM/kg protein daily mean for your weight 120 GM.
3 Change in your should be gradual other wise you will digestion problem.
4 You must require complete protein I.e nonveg or two incomplete veg protein which become complete.
5 Urd dal is good for sports contain higher level of Iron
6 Take vitamin C containg food every 3 to 4 hour 7 Most important slow walking for two hour dai...more

Testicular cancer is a rare and serious disease in which malignant or cancer cells form in one or both tissues of testicles. It is the most common type of cancer in the males aged between 20 to 30 years. Testosterone and sperms are produced in the testicles of the males. Almost all testicular cancerous cells begin from germ cells. There are two types of germ cell tumors - Seminomas and Non-Seminomas respectively.

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Determining the type of cancer
Your extracted testicle will be analyzed to determine the type of testicular cancer. The type of testicular cancer you have determines your treatment and your prognosis.


Ultrasound imaging of the scrotum uses sound waves to produce pictures of a man's testicles and surrounding tissues. It is the primary method used to help evaluate disorders of the testicles, epididymis (a tube immediately next to a testicle that collects sperm) and scrotum.

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There is some pros and cons of both ends.
You have to discuss this in details.
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The testes are an important part of the human reproductive system and are susceptible to injuries as well as internal problems. One such problem which is known to afflict younger men mostly from the age of 12 to 16 is testicular torsion. It can affect older men, but is commonly seen in the aforementioned age group. It is a painful condition that will require medical attention and if left untreated might even result in removal of the organ in rare cases.

What is testicular torsion?
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Testicular cancer is mostly witnessed among young adults in the age range of 24 35. It results from the growth of abnormal cells in the testes. It is not the most common type of cancer found in the body, but can pose a serious threat to an individual if not treated early. The cure rate is one of the highest among all kinds of cancer found in the body. This being said, the rate of cure is totally dependent on the stage of detection.

Risk Factors for Testicular Cancer
The historical t...more