Yes: Testicular cancers are more often detected late than early, known to spread early even after surgery, but the great news , thanks to our oncologists, is virtually they can be cured even with spread , by availability of excellent chemotherapy, best example is cyclist l aramstrong.
Answered 6/26/2020
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Yes but...: ..it would mean that it spread BEFORE the cancer was removed (it cannot "jump back" after it is out). You see, cancer can spread microscopically and go undetected for months or years until it grows to a point where it can be detected by labs or scans. Chill, though. Even if it comes back, testicular cancer is highly curable with current chemo programs. Best to you.
Answered 9/2/2014
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