True Pictures of Testicular Cancer

Testicular cancer is one of the most common malignant tumor diseases in men. It is caused by the development of cancerous changes in the male testicles. It mainly occurs in men aged 15-35 years old. Adolescents are more likely to get testicular cancer. When the disease occurs, the testicles become enlarged, and there is a sense of pressure and pain in the male testicles. The incidence rate is not high and it can be cured. Let's learn about this disease together.

What are the symptoms of testicular cancer metastasis?

1. Regarding the symptoms of testicular cancer metastasis, patients generally have testicular swelling. The male testicles swell to varying degrees. Sometimes the male testicles are completely replaced by tumors, the material is hard, and the normal elasticity disappears. The surface is smooth in the early stage, and the surface may be lumpy in the late stage, which may adhere to the scrotum or even rupture. The scrotal skin may be dark red, and the surface often has vascular tortuosity. When doing a light transmission test, it is not transparent.

2. In medicine, if the occult testicular tumor is a metastatic disease that exceeds the abdomen, groin, etc. and touches the hard lump, and the scrotum in the same direction is painful, some male testicular tumor patients are also accompanied by hydrocele. Some can be said to be normal or slightly close, so they are rarely discovered by themselves, and are usually discovered during routine physical examinations or treatment of other symptoms. Some patients seek medical treatment because of a feeling of falling caused by testicular swelling.

3. In daily life, regarding the symptoms of testicular cancer metastasis, in fact, most patients have testicular pain. Most testicular cancer patients do not feel anything in their testicles, including pain, and generally think that the tumor is a painless scrotal lump. In clinical medicine, there are also a few people who suffer from severe pain due to rupture of testicular tumor capillaries or central necrosis, which causes the testicular tumor to invade the extratesticular tissue.

4. Generally, the metastasis of this disease is dominated by cancer metastasis, which is more common in the internal iliac, common iliac and para-abdominal aorta and diaphragmatic lymph nodes. The metastatic lesions can be large and the abdomen can be touched. Patients report symptoms such as waist and back pain. Male patients with testicular villous carcinoma may have breast hypertrophy and nipple pigmentation.

Based on the above understanding, we know the symptoms of testicular cancer metastasis. In daily life, we hope that everyone will pay attention to it during the entire treatment process, conduct regular examinations of the human body, and closely cooperate with the doctor's treatment. We hope that the above content can help everyone.