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    I have had this lump that is located on the side of my left testicle for at least 6 months now. The first time I felt it I got nervous real fast but the next morning I didn't think much of it and kind of just forgot about it (stupid). Well just today, after being hit in the area playing basketball, I had this soarness and decided to read up on TC and do a self examination. After the examination I found the lump once again, it was hard to find but it is just a little bigger than size of a pea. I put a little pressure on the lump and it was pretty painful and now my lower abdomen hurts, but I don't know if it is from just getting hit there or what. So I need some input here. Thanks.

  • #2
    The best input you could get would be from a doctor. Schedule an appointment with your primary physician or an urologist, they'll be able to diagnose you a lot better than we can.
    right inguinal orchiectomy 2006/07/17, non-seminoma stage 1

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    • #3
      I agree, go to your doctor. You will know what exactly is going on-- don't waste time, it has been long enough.
      TC 1
      Right I/O-- 12-5-00 (seminoma, teratoma, embryonal, yolk sak)
      RPLND-- 12-29-00 (All Clear)
      Surveillance
      Recurrence-- 4-22-01 (3 mets in right lung-- biggest 3cm, small met on pancreas, one lymph node enlarged-- 2x normal)
      Chemotherapy-- started 4-30-01, 3xBEP
      Surveillance
      TC 2
      Left I/O-- 7-19-06 (seminoma)
      Hormone replacement therapy-- Androgel
      Surveillance

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      • #4
        I should also mention that in the 6 month's the lump has not grown any bigger. I do not know what that means but thought I should just throw that out there. Also I felt each testicle and beside the lump everything feels normal. All the help is greatly appreciated.

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        • #5
          Some types of cancer can grow rather slowly, but they're cancer nonetheless. However, it could be just a cyst and only your doctor will be able to tell you for sure. I wouldn't waste any more time, make an appointment and hopefully it will end up being nothing to worry about.
          Scott
          Right I/O 8/1/06
          Stage I Seminoma -pT2 (Size 4.2 x 3 x 3 cm) w/vascular invasion
          Adjuvant Therapy: RT 9/18/06 - 10/5/06
          All Clear #1: 5/15/07
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