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Testicular Cancer Treatments

Treatments for testicular cancer, including surgery and chemotherapy

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Overview

Treatments for testicular cancer include surgical removal of the affected testicle (orchiectomy), radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. These treatments aim to remove or destroy cancerous cells while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible and ensuring effective cancer management.

Conditions Treated

Testicular Cancer

Nonseminomatous Testicular Cancer

Who is it for?

For men diagnosed with testicular cancer requiring surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy

Benefits

Provides effective removal or destruction of testicular cancer cells, helping to manage cancer and prevent its spread

How it Works

Typically involving the surgical removal of the affected testicle (orchiectomy) to treat testicular cancer. Depending on the type and stage of cancer, radiation therapy or chemotherapy may be administered post-surgery to eliminate any remaining cancer cells.

Duration

2-3 hours

Recovery

Testicular cancer treatments may involve surgery and possibly chemotherapy or radiation. Surgical patients can often resume normal activities within a few weeks. Recovery times can vary depending on the treatment type and individual response.

Explore your Options

Our dedicated team at Oxford Urology Associates is here to answer your questions, help you schedule appointments, and provide the support you need for your urological health. Whether you’re a new patient or seeking specialized care, we’re ready to assist you every step of the way.

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