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    Hello my name is Matias I am from Argentina and i`ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer stage 1 also you will have to apologize me for my english.
    The last 4 days i`ve noticed that my semen is transparent and very liquid, it looks like i eyaculate water. Is it normal? Do this happen to any of you?
    When i was diagnosed this forum helped me a lot so iwould like to thank all of you that share your experiences!!
    Thanks and good luck!!

    25 years old
    2/01/17: Diagnosed with left testicular tumor 65x23x32mm
    12/01/17: Pre Left Orchioectomy Cancer markers bHCG 1.8,AFP 3.94, LDH 489
    12/01/17: Left Orchioectomy
    27/07/17: CT abdominal/pelvis, chest & head clean
    30/01/17: Post LO/ markers bHCG 16,AFP 1.61,LDH 341
    14/02/17: bHCG <1.2,AFP 1.52,LDH 318
    10/02/17: non seminoma embrional Carcinoma pT2
    01/03/17: BEPx3
    17/05/17: Waiting for markers result and in the nexxt days gona have my CT scan


  • #2
    As far as transparent semen, I am afraid that I am of no help. However, if your CT scans were normal and your tumor markers were normal, then do you know why they did BEPx3?

    Mike
    Oct. 2005 felt lump but waited over 7 months.
    06.15.06 "You have Cancer"
    06.26.06 Left I/O
    06.29.06 Personal Cancer Diagnosis Date: Got my own pathology report from medical records.
    06.30.06 It's Official - Stage I Seminoma
    Surveillance...
    Founded the Testicular Cancer Society
    6.29.13 Summited Mt. Kilimanjaro for 7th Cancerversary

    For some reason I do not get notices of private messages on here so please feel free to email me directly at [email protected] if you would like to chat privately so as to avoid any delays.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Mike View Post
      then do you know why they did BEPx3?

      Mike
      The doctor told me that i have to do bepx3 as a was a way of prevention, because the pathology report said that there was vascular invation and infiltration to the rete testis

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      • #4
        Originally posted by matias View Post

        The doctor told me that i have to do bepx3 as a was a way of prevention, because the pathology report said that there was vascular invation and infiltration to the rete testis
        If everything came back clear and you were stage 1 then BEPx3 is a vast overtreatment. It should have been Surveillance or 1xBEP (not sure how applicable an RPLND is).

        I would question your doctor and ask to see which guidelines they used for your treatment. If they can't provide anything then I would switch doctor's. Not often I would ever suggest legal action over doctor's as it's a high pressure and often underfunded job, but if it seems like they've overtreated you just for their own sense of contingency I would consider it. Whilst your health is the number 1 priority, that much unneeded chemo is far from ideal. On the plus side you should have nothing to worry about regarding your primary tc.

        But this is based upon you being 100% stage 1a or 1b which it sounds like you are.
        24 year old diagnosed 6/11/16
        Pre/o markers 9/11/16 - HCG 15, AFP 210, LDH 539
        Pre/o CT Clear
        Non-seminoma (80% embryonal carcinoma, 10% yolk sac tumour, 5% chorea carcinoma, 5% seminoma)
        Post-op markers - 14/12/16 - HCG 35, AFP 1050, LDH 430
        Post-op CT with one enlarged lymph node - 1.5x1cm
        Borderline stage 2B/3B
        BEPx3 started 15/12/16 (Borderline BEPx4 - Advise of Dr. E to only do 3 rounds)
        CT and markers clear - in remission - 28/2/16

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        • #5
          Originally posted by matias View Post

          The doctor told me that i have to do bepx3 as a was a way of prevention, because the pathology report said that there was vascular invation and infiltration to the rete testis

          I obviously do not have all of the information and perhaps there was a good reason for giving BEPx3 that we are missing. However, if it was to prevent it from coming back for stage I disease then perhaps it was over treatment. However, what is done is done. I would however, highly question any further needs for treatments if any kind as at stage I you should be well more than cured at this point. If something does come back I would ask for a second opinion before doing anything further.

          Mike
          Oct. 2005 felt lump but waited over 7 months.
          06.15.06 "You have Cancer"
          06.26.06 Left I/O
          06.29.06 Personal Cancer Diagnosis Date: Got my own pathology report from medical records.
          06.30.06 It's Official - Stage I Seminoma
          Surveillance...
          Founded the Testicular Cancer Society
          6.29.13 Summited Mt. Kilimanjaro for 7th Cancerversary

          For some reason I do not get notices of private messages on here so please feel free to email me directly at [email protected] if you would like to chat privately so as to avoid any delays.

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