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We'll not exactly testicular cancer but I do have cancer on my epididymis. The testicle itself wont be removed but they are going to remove all the tubing which allows reproductive flow only on my right side. So it's about the same as just removing the testicle anyways because it won't be functional at all.
Posting this here because I am scared and I would like second opinions/counter options from people. I am hoping there's still a chance to keep something intact.
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2012-12-20, 04:50 PM #1Banned
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Testicular cancer need help!
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2012-12-20, 04:52 PM #2Banned
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I hate to be blunt in this situation, but you really shouldn't ask oncology advice from random internet posters that are most likely not certified to be giving medical advice.
Plus, opinions of this sort require specifics that cannot be examined online. If you want a second opinion you'll just have to see another oncologist. Best of luck to you bud.
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2012-12-20, 04:53 PM #3DeletedEven the best Doctors cannot diagnose you over the internet, especially regarding cancer. Seek help elsewhere.
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2012-12-20, 04:53 PM #4The Undying
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Support you can get on a forum. Second opinions? That's what a doctor is for.
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2012-12-20, 04:54 PM #5Epic!
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It's a pretty harmless procedure as far as I know, men do it in order to hinder the ability to reprocude instead of using contraceptives rather commonly. If I were you I'd be much much more fraidy of the cancer. And it's not exactly the same as removing the testicle, it will still produce hormones and excrete that into your body if I remember correctly, it's only the sperm feed that is cut off.
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2012-12-20, 04:56 PM #6I am Murloc!
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You should still be able to reproduce with only one testicle "functioning". I wouldn't be worried if you indeed need to get this procedure done to save yourself from cancer.
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I don't want to have "hindered" fertility. I want to have a kid some day, and this could screw all that over for me. Originally Posted by Valanna
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2012-12-20, 05:04 PM #8I am Murloc!
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It won't make a difference in your ability to reproduce unless you had it done to both sides. You will not have any problems reproducing, I'm sure. Originally Posted by sandmoth12
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2012-12-20, 05:04 PM #9Dreadlord
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If you still can, you can freeze your sperm now and use it later. But from what you said it's only the flow of one of the testicles, so it should still be possible right?
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2012-12-20, 05:04 PM #10DeletedYou can have kids with only 1 functioning testicle, a mate of mine had one removed at the age of 20, he has 3 kids now. Originally Posted by sandmoth12
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Still removing one will reduce your fertility rate. Originally Posted by RICH1471
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2012-12-20, 05:10 PM #12DeletedNothing you can do about it apart from accept it. Originally Posted by sandmoth12
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2012-12-20, 05:17 PM #13Field Marshal
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Not to a point where you won't be able to have kids. Originally Posted by sandmoth12
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2012-12-20, 05:19 PM #14Deleted
Really sorry to hear that but you should speak with a doctor instead, considering it's cancer and all that, it's a lot safer and we don't want something bad to happen to you because someone posted something he/she shouldn't have had.
Best of luck to you though.
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