Go to the emergency room immediately if you’re experiencing any sudden and intense testicular pain or swelling. Your doctor may give you an ultrasound to check the blood flow in the testicle and ...

A technician spreads a clear gel over your scrotum and then moves an ultrasound device over your scrotum. Blood test. Your doctor might want to test your blood. Testicular cancers often make ...

A 44-year-old, HIV-positive man presented with a painless swelling of his left testicle. He underwent ... hCG and lactate dehydrogenase, scrotal ultrasonography, HIV-1 reverse transcriptase ...

The ultrasound scanner has a probe that gives off sound waves. The sound waves bounce off the organs inside your body, and the probe picks them up. The probe links to a computer that turns the sound ...

The stage of a cancer tells you how big it is and whether it has spread. Doctors also look at the level of certain substances (tumour markers) in your blood. The stage of testicular cancer helps your ...

We may use several tests to help confirm your diagnosis: Blood test—We will analyze a blood sample. This helps us check for conditions or infections that could cause testicular pain. Scrotal ...

“If there is any doubt, you can follow up with a repeat ultrasound,” explains Nargund. “You then have blood tests to look for testicular cancer markers – certain tumours secrete substances ...

The current patient underwent testicular ultrasound and measurement of serum tumor marker levels (hCG, AFP, and LDH) every 4 months. He was deemed suitable for surveillance because he wished to ...

Background: A 25-year-old male presented to his local urologist with new-onset right testicular pain and swelling detected on self examination. A scrotal ultrasound scan showed a right testicular ...