Who are the most susceptible to testicular cancer? These types of people need to pay attention

Congenital testicular maldevelopment leads to cryptorchidism, which may lead to cancer as the condition worsens, so patients with cryptorchidism are at high risk of testicular cancer. People with abnormal testicular development, a family history of testicular cancer, and patients with Klinefelter's syndrome are also at high risk of testicular cancer.

1. Patients with cryptorchidism <br/> Due to congenital dysplasia, cryptorchidism requires surgical treatment, otherwise the condition worsens and may turn into cancer. Clinical data show that the chance of cancer in patients with cryptorchidism is 3 to 14 times higher than that of normal people.
2. People with abnormal testicular development <br/>Congenital testicular dysplasia, or testicular damage due to trauma, surgery, mumps virus, etc., which causes testicular dysplasia, can also easily lead to testicular cancer.
3. Those with a family history of testicular cancer <br/>Testicular cancer has a certain genetic tendency. If there is a family history of testicular cancer, the chance of occurrence will increase.
4. Patients with Klinefelter syndrome <br/>If not treated in time, it will lead to fibrosis of the testicles and seminiferous tubules, not only will sperm production be unable to proceed normally, but cancer may also occur if not treated in time.