What are the measures to prevent testicular cancer recurrence

The most troubling issue for patients after testicular cancer surgery is whether the disease will recur. In fact, if testicular cancer is not treated with care and health care, it will recur. It is very important to prevent the recurrence of testicular cancer, which is related to the patient's health. So what are the measures to prevent the recurrence of testicular cancer? Please see the detailed introduction below.

Testicular tumors are relatively rare, accounting for more than 1% of all tumors in the body, and most of them are malignant tumors. Testicular tumors are divided into primary and secondary types. Primary tumors account for 95% and are almost all malignant; secondary tumors are extremely rare, and some may be caused by metastatic cancers such as leukemia and Hodgkin's disease. In the acute stage, stay in bed and use a cloth bag to hold up the scrotum to relieve pain. In the chronic stage, you can move appropriately. Actively treat primary infections, such as urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, mumps and other diseases.

Patients with cryptorchidism should be treated promptly to prevent the occurrence of testicular tumors. Painless lumps in the testicles should be given enough attention and should be checked regularly to prevent cancer. If the diagnosis is clear, early surgical treatment should be sought. Appropriate radiotherapy and chemotherapy measures should be taken after surgery. At the same time, Chinese medicine treatment has a certain anti-tumor effect, which is also of positive significance in reducing the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, improving physical fitness, and promoting early recovery from the disease. After becoming ill, you should pay attention to your emotions and diet, establish confidence in victory, adjust your diet, strengthen your physical fitness, and improve your ability to resist disease.

Warm reminder: The above is an introduction to the preventive health care measures for testicular cancer. Once you find suspected symptoms of testicular cancer in your daily life, you must go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the best treatment time and worsening the condition.