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[|Human|] Hi I m 31 yr male I went to get an ultrasound right test was 4x2 x 3.3 and left test was 3.8 x 2.2 x 3.8. Normal echogenicity of bilateral testicles noted right epididymis measures 1.2 x 1 x1 and left epididymis measures 1.5 x 0.9 x0.8 cm tiny calcification noted in bilateral testicles this is consistent with testicular microlithiasis Does this mean I have cancer plz let me know thank u and explain what can I do
[|AI|]  Hi there, Testicular microlithiasis doesn't always means cancer. Though certain percentage of testicular cancer presents with Microcalcification they often associated with other risk factors like descended testis, radiation exposure etc. Few of the research works done correlating this possibility, but nothing conclusive and unique to individual case. Clinical examination then correlating Scan findings would be better.  So I suggest you to visit a general surgeon or Urologist for clinical examination, in doubt blood test for tumor markers like Alpha photo protein and beta Chat Doctor can be done which are raised in the presence of cancer.