Early harm of testicular cancer

Many patients with early testicular cancer are not very active in treatment, and always think that early testicular cancer may not cause much harm to the body, so they do not take the doctor's words to heart. So, is there any harm to the body in the early stage of testicular cancer? Today we will learn about the early harms of testicular cancer.

Many people may not understand the early dangers of testicular cancer, which is why many testicular cancer patients don't seek treatment until the disease is in a severe stage. As a result, they can only maintain their lives through treatment, and there is no way to cure testicular cancer. So everyone must have some knowledge in this area.

1. In the early stage of testicular cancer, there will be painless lumps. When touched, the testicles feel like stones and are very hard. This is significantly different from the uniform swelling and soft texture of the testicles in normal testicular inflammation. Although the testicles are very hard, there is no pain when touched, which is also different from orchitis. This situation is most likely to cause genital complications.

2. The scrotum feels heavy. Since early testicular cancer is formed by the massive growth of tumor cells, it is a substantial mass. When it grows to a certain extent, the weight of the testicle increases suddenly, and the patient will feel heavy and even have difficulty walking. If you hold up the testicle with your hand, it feels like holding up a stone, with a certain sense of weight.

3. Testicular swelling. This is the result of the endless proliferation of tumor cells in the early stage of testicular cancer. The shape of the swelling is not uniform, sometimes it is very irregular, or the testicle with the tumor may swell and protrude particularly obviously.

The above is about the dangers of early testicular cancer. I hope it can help everyone. I wish all testicular cancer patients a speedy recovery.