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If one testicles is 4 times bigger than the other and progesterone is 5.03 ng/ml and testosterone is 102.44 ng/dl of 6 yr old boy. what is the reason?
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Rule out tumor: Need to rule out testicular tumor, quite possibly a sertoli or a leydig cell tumor. Boy needs to have tumor markers of alphafetoprotein (AFP) ; beta hcg. Unusual for it to have grown so large. Also needs a scrotal ultrasound. Tumor needs to be removed with intra-operative frozen section pathology if available. This is a rare tumor ; hopefully benign. Needs expert care. Please keep us informed.
Answered 6/10/2014
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