What are the common early symptoms of testicular cancer? There are seven early symptoms

Testicular cancer is actually a very common malignant tumor, and this disease will have many symptoms at the beginning, such as sudden severe pain in the testicles, testicular tumors, acute abdominal pain, etc. At the same time, many men will also find that their breasts have obvious development.

The emergence of testicular cancer makes everyone feel very worried, because it is a relatively common malignant tumor. As the number of people suffering from this disease gradually increases, it has also received more attention. So in order to effectively achieve the treatment effect, we should first understand the corresponding symptoms. What are the common early symptoms of testicular cancer?
1. Acute testicular pain <br/>One day, the affected testicle suddenly experiences severe pain, just like testicular torsion, which is caused by sudden bleeding, embolism and ischemic necrosis of testicular tumors, and this situation is most likely caused by testicular cancer.
2. Infertility <br/>Testicular tumors can destroy the sperm production mechanism in the testicles, leading to infertility. This phenomenon is relatively common for patients with testicular cancer.
3. Testicular tumor <br/>Because testicular tumor is a large growth of tumor cells, it is a fairly large mass. When the testicle grows to a certain extent, the volume will also increase significantly, and the patient will have a heavy feeling of falling, and even affect walking. If you lift the testicle with your hand, it is like holding a stone, and it feels very heavy.
4. Testicular enlargement <br/>These swellings are mostly discovered accidentally when taking a bath or changing clothes, or when the scrotum is slightly injured by some impact and is discovered when it is touched locally. Most testicular enlargements are not accompanied by pain, and local pressure does not cause pain. Occasionally there may be a dull pain, but there is always a feeling that the scrotum and testicles are falling.
5. Acute abdominal pain <br/>Due to the downward traction of the nerves, higher testicular tumors can cause reflex pain in the lower abdomen, especially when cryptorchidism is located in the abdominal cavity. Once malignant changes occur, accompanied by testicular torsion, the acute abdominal pain is very severe.
6. Testicular hardness <br/>It feels like stone and has a very hard texture, which is very different from the uniform swelling and texture of an inflamed testicle compared to a normal testicle.
7. Male breast development <br/>Unexplained breast enlargement can also cause testicular tumors. Tumors such as embryonal carcinoma, choroidal carcinoma, teratoma, etc. will produce a large amount of gonadotropin. If the hormone in the body increases, it can stimulate breast enlargement. This is actually a common symptom caused by testicular cancer.