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What is the best option if i have a mass in my testicle. the mass is a hypoechoic mass with calcification and the mass has its own vascular supply. does this mass sound cancerous? should the restocked be removed?
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Urologist: A urologist is best to advise you about this matter. You may wish to consult one at a university hospital if you aren't receiving definitive advice at this time.
Answered 9/6/2020
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