Male friends should be careful about the dangers of testicular cancer

Testicular cancer is a malignant tumor disease that occurs in the male testicular tissue. It has a great impact on the patient's physical health and fertility. Due to its complex causes, according to the current medical level, the treatment of testicular cancer has certain limitations. Male friends should be careful about the dangers of testicular cancer. Next, let's learn about the dangers of testicular cancer.

1. Harm to fertility: Men with testicular cancer cannot have a normal sexual life, which will of course lead to infertility.

2. Harm to sexual life: Testicular cancer not only affects men’s physical health, but also their normal sexual life. Many men cannot have a normal sexual life because of this.

3. Harm to the relationship between husband and wife: Testicular cancer patients cannot have a normal sex life, which will affect the harmony of the relationship between husband and wife to a certain extent and even lead to divorce.

4. Harm to men’s health: Testicular cancer is a disease that has a great impact on men’s physical health. Due to the swelling of the testicles, it will affect men’s normal walking. In severe cases, men will be unable to walk normally.

5. Endangering male life: The greatest harm of severe testicular cancer is that it directly endangers male life and health.

6. Sequelae of mumps: A survey found that the infertility of many men can often be traced back to the history of mumps in childhood.

7. Cryptorchidism In medicine, the abnormal position of the testicles or the failure to descend into the scrotum is called cryptorchidism. About 10% of newborns and 2% of infants will have abnormal testicular position.

8. Varicocele: Varicocele occurs due to congenital valvular insufficiency or malfunction of the vein itself, coupled with certain adverse acquired factors, which increase the pressure in the spermatic vein and form a disc-shaped dilation, which obstructs the blood return of the vein, leading to insufficient nutrition and oxygen supply to the testicles, endocrine dysfunction, and decreased testosterone levels, thereby inhibiting sperm production.