Testicular cancer has 4 major early symptoms

Male testicular cancer refers to a malignant tumor caused by the cell carcinoma of the male testicles. Because male testicular tumors are rare and their malignancy is increasing, it is necessary to know all kinds of knowledge about testicular cancer if the disease can be discovered as soon as possible. So what are the symptoms of testicular cancer in its early stages?

Generally speaking, the early symptoms of testicular cancer include the following four points:

(1) Testicular swelling. It is the result of the endless proliferation of tumor cells. The swelling is not uniform and sometimes has an irregular shape.

(2) Male testicles are hard. When touched, they feel like stones. This is significantly different from the symmetrical swelling and soft texture of male testicles when the testicles are inflamed.

(3) Male testicular pressure. Because male testicular tumors are produced by the growth and development of a large number of tumor cells, they are solid lumps. After growth and development to a certain extent, the net weight of the male testicles increases significantly, and the patient will have a heavy feeling of falling down, which may even affect walking.

(4) The light transmittance test shows negative information. Generally, when hydrocele is present, the light transmittance of the male testicles and scrotum increases, and the light transmittance test may be positive. However, when male testicular tumors grow and develop at a high density and firmly, there is no fluid inside, and the light transmittance will be greatly weakened.

The early symptoms of testicular cancer are not very obvious and difficult to detect in the early stages. If the testicles are painful but there is no trauma or inflammation, the testicles will enlarge, the testicles will become heavier, the testicles will become hard, and the testicles will gradually enlarge into lumps. Because testicular cancer can destroy the spermatogenesis of the testicles and cause infertility, infertility also needs to eliminate the possibility of testicular cancer. Testicular cancer caused by occult testicles may cause abdominal pain, etc. Therefore, occult side abdominal pain also needs to alert the testicles.

The male testicle is a very important male reproductive organ. If a disease occurs here, the patient must seek medical treatment immediately. If you do not pay attention, it may cause the possibility of disease progression. Understanding the relevant symptoms of the disease can have a good urging effect on our daily life and can better prevent infectious diseases.