Is the incidence of testicular cancer high?

Testicular tumor

is a tumorous disease that occurs in the testis. It occurs in young men aged 20-40, and the appearance of the disease is affected by many factors, such as genetic inheritance, environmental factors, drug factors, inflammation, etc. It is relatively rare in clinical practice, accounting for about 1%-1.5% of all male tumors. Therefore, the incidence of testicular tumor is not high. When the tumor is small, it usually has no obvious symptoms and is generally easy to ignore. However, as the tumor grows, the patient can touch a hard mass on the affected scrotum, often painless mass, but it can oppress surrounding tissues and cause scrotal dull pain. Large mass can affect the patient's life, causing lower abdominal swelling discomfort.

Patients can eat protein-rich foods, such as lean meat, eggs, milk and other foods, which can improve the body's immunity and contribute to the recovery of the disease. Regular medical review, timely understanding of the disease changes, and give corresponding treatment.