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How do you get tested for testicular cancer?
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Physical & lab tests: A physical examination for testicular mass should be the first step. Some testicular cancers may be tested for by examining blood levels of afp, and hcg.
Answered 4/5/2020
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2 examinations : 1- physical examination to look for masses or lumps.second is ultrasound.
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