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A member asked:
How often should someone get checked for testicular cancer? i have hydroceles/varioceles so i dont know exactly when something would be abnormal or how it should be checked
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Checkups: If I were you, for peace of mind, I would simply schedule a yearly checkup with a urologist. Testicular ultrasound examinations may be occasionally ordered.
Answered 7/23/2019
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