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A member asked:
What are the chances of having testicular cancer even after having done multiple ultrasounds that were negative but have possible looks of it.
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Looks?: If an ultrasound scanner looks at a testicle, and sees what possibly looks like a cancerous tumor, then the scan is not negative. On the other hand, if the scan is negative, that means the images do not have the looks of a tumor.
Answered 10/2/2015
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