testicular cancer

Dr. T. Mike Hsieh, a board-certified urologist and director of the Men's Health Center at UC San Diego Health, specializes in supporting male cancer patients with fertility and sexual health concerns. He collaborates with Moores Cancer Center to help patients preserve their fertility before...

Summary Dr. Helen Bernie’s presentation delved into the effects of testicular cancer and its treatments on fertility, testosterone levels, and overall well-being. She highlighted the increasing incidence of cancer diagnoses in younger individuals and stressed the importance of addressing...

In this video, the speaker discusses the fundamentals of testicular cancer and emphasizes the importance of optimizing the care for young men with this disease. While testicular cancer is highly curable, it can lead to long-term toxicity due to treatments such as chemotherapy. The speaker...

Hi there , So my blood results came back and you can see them in the attachment. As you all can see my serum iron levels are way to high also my ferritin is to much. I tought it was strange because I don't consume red meat that often...( 2 times a week) But I think I have found an awnser...

"My patient was a testis cancer survivor. After living through surgery and chemotherapy, he now enjoys and savors every breath he takes. The reason he was in front of me was that he wanted children but was found to have no ejaculated sperm. Azoospermia, a sobering consequence of cancer or its...

I’m 26, 5’8" and 130lbs. I’ve been in and out of doctors’ offices for the past 6 years, mainly due to run-in with stage 1 testicular cancer which is now in remission, but what I’m most currently navigating through the medical system is what I’ve been told is low testosterone. My symptoms...

The official advice on whether men should regularly check their testicles for signs of cancer is: no, don't do it. But ever since he discovered a lump at the age of 17, health policy researcher Michael Rovito has been on a one-man mission to change the minds of the medical establishment. The...

Results concerning treatment of Testicular Germ Cell Cancer (TGCC) and subsequent risk of testosterone deficiency are conflicting. To systematically evaluate and estimate the risk of testosterone deficiency (TD) in TGCC-patients according to treatment to optimize follow-up and for prevention of...

A gene important in skin tanning has been linked to higher risk for testicular cancer in white men, according to a study led by scientists from the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the University of Oxford in England. Nearly 80 percent of white men carry a variant form of this gene, which...