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Testicular cancer
Testicular tumours often manifest as painless, rough, and irregular swelling of the testicles. In most cases, only one testicle is affected. There is often a difference in size between the two testicles. Testicular tumours mainly occur in men between 20 and 40 years.
Diagnostics
Diagnosis is made by testicular palpation, ultrasound examinations, or CT scans of the abdominal and thoracic cavity. In addition, substances such α-fetoprotein, β-HCG, and lactate dehydrogenase can be detected in the blood. This narrows down the type and aggressiveness of the tumour.
Therapy
TESTICLES & PENIS SELF-TEST
Your results:
According to this quick check, you have no indications of typical urological diseases. If you have any issues that have not yet been examined, it may best to contact your family doctor.
Your results:
Please contact your family doctor with the symptoms. In the event of skin changes, you will at best be referred to a dermatologist.
Your results:
Please have yourself examined by a urologist. Our doctors will be happy to assist you.
Have you noticed any changes to the skin on your testicles or penis such as pimples, rashes or redness?
Do you have a hardening in the scrotum?
Do you have pain in the testicular area?
Do you often feel pain in the testicular area?
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