Will testicular cancer recur? What is radical surgery for testicular cancer?

Testicular cancer is a malignant disease. Although early treatment is more effective, it may still recur, but the recurrence rate is low. Mid- and late-stage testicular cancer is difficult to treat and has a high recurrence rate.

Testicular cancer may recur. If testicular cancer patients are diagnosed at an early stage and undergo radical surgery in time, and receive appropriate radiotherapy and chemotherapy after surgery, the treatment effect is often satisfactory and the recurrence rate will be reduced. However, if it is mid-to-late stage testicular cancer, even if radical surgery is performed, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are also performed after surgery, the disease is still likely to recur, and it is also easy to metastasize, thus endangering the patient's life.
To reduce the recurrence rate of testicular cancer, first of all, the disease should be detected in the early stage and treated thoroughly. Regular check-ups are required after treatment. In addition, patients also need to develop good eating habits and eat less carcinogenic foods. In addition, they should exercise more and enhance their body resistance, which will help reduce the recurrence rate of testicular cancer.