Register For FREE
on SteadyHealth.com
News
RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Post new topic

Comments and reviews on article "Testicular cancer: Self Examination Tips"

SteadyHealth Community Home » Cancer » Diagnosed with Cancer
 
 
Author
 
 
Message
 
Posted: 07/30/06 - 18:42
Report abuse 
Article Author
SirGan
Joined: 29 Apr 2006

Posts: 242
 
Users comments and reviews on article Testicular cancer: Self Examination Tips by SirGan


Vote now! Reply with quote
Did you find this post useful? 4 5
Posted: 07/30/06 - 18:44
Report abuse 
Newbie Newbie
nephilimpm36
Joined: 30 Jul 2006
Location: petersburg
Posts: 1
 
Question I have a question i have 4 of the things out of 5 of symptoms of having testical cancer i have them all but the fluid in the scrotum. Do have cancer? i am 15 so i dont know if is just a teen thing or its me Shocked Exclamation Crying or Very sad Confused Sad


Vote now! Reply with quote
Did you find this post useful? 4 5
Posted: 07/31/06 - 03:22
Report abuse 
Administrator Administrator
pseudonim
Joined: 25 Dec 2004

Posts: 498
 
Hey dude,

Well, if you read this article carefully you could notice this:
Quote:
If you find any kind of lump, fluids or any kind of asymmetry- you should seek for medical help immediately. Although, it doesn’t have to be a cancer- it can spread if not stopped by the early diagnosis and treatment. Only a physician can make a positive diagnosis.


This also:
Quote:
Of course, these symptoms do not indicate only on presence of testicular cancer. As a matter of fact- most lumps in the scrotum are not testicular cancer. Other diseases and conditions that can produce testicular lumps include

1. Epididymitis- inflammation of epididymis
2. Hydrocele
3. Spermatocele
4. Varicocele
5. other kinds of benign scrotal masses


Anyway, if you have most of the sympotoms:
Quote:
1. tenderness or enlargement of tissue inside the testis
2. big amount of fluid in the scrotum- condition called hydrocele
3. a dull ache in the groin area or abdomen, especially the lower part
4. feeling of unusual heaviness in the scrotum
5. unexplained fatigue

, then you should see your doctor!

However, you're too young to get testicular cancer, so I doubt on it.

Take care!

Pseud0


Vote now! Reply with quote
Did you find this post useful? 4 5
Posted: 06/24/08 - 08:01
Report abuse 
Newbie Newbie
omgwtf321
Joined: 24 Jun 2008

Posts: 1
 
Well i'm 15 and I have noticed for about 2 years since I was 13 I have like another testical attached to my left testical by a vein if I squeeze it it'll hurt but if I don't mess with it it's fine it gets bigger by time now almost the half the size of my testicals and it's about as tough as my testicals I don't know what it is scared to go to doctors or tell my parents because I don't want it to be cancer. Sad


Vote now! Reply with quote
Did you find this post useful? 4 5
Posted: 07/02/09 - 17:32
Report abuse 
Most Valuable Member Most Valuable Member
bluedog
Joined: 01 Jun 2009

Posts: 2300
 
I do remember from when I was taking a shower that I started doing my own testicular tests and I think it was really helpful and I think that it was a good thing to start with. I think that if anyone reading this article sees that there's anything in common with what they're experiencing, that it would be a good idea to talk to a doctor because there are symptoms on here that are not always related to cancer and it helps to bear that in mind. Thanks for posting this and I look forward to reading more. Smile


Vote now! Reply with quote
Did you find this post useful? 4 5

Post new topic
 
MY NAVIGATOR
 
 
Newsletter
 

Subscribe to FREE monthly SteadyHealth.com newsletter.

SteadyHealth Community Home » Cancer » Diagnosed with Cancer
 
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum