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What are the odds that testicular cancer found with one testicle would, after treatment, leave the other one healthy?
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It's safe, considering you both are disease-free. Also, you'd probably want to consider your birth control status. If you're using condoms, the penis can shrink and the condom can slip off, exposing you both to disease and you to becoming pregnant if his semen seeps into your vagina. Me and my ma....
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Testicular cancer may be painful or not, may cause swelling most of the times, If found early, a testicular tumor may be about the size of a pea or a marble, but it can grow much larger. Testicular cancer mostly affects one testicle at a time. So in almost all cases, the other testicle would be healthy. There is always a chance that the other testicle also gets affected but as the time passes the risk of second Testicles being involved gets lesser. Always get a regular examination done for the whole body once you have contracted cancer especially the second Testicles in your case.