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Ultrasound at er found 6mm hyper-echoic, centrally isoechoic lesion with no vascularity in right testicle. went to urologist who did a physical exam and said its was a tunica cyst and order tumor markers test which was negative. should i relax now?
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Yes, the lesion is likely a benign cyst. Good luck.
Answered 7/28/2023
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Yes. But keep an eye on it and if any changes pl see the urologist again. Hope you do well
Answered 7/30/2023
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