• A medical examination and medical history: Your doctor will extensively examine you and inquire about your symptoms in order to look for any indications of testicular cancer. They might check your lymph nodes for indications of cancer spread and feel your testicles for lumps.
• Ultrasound: Your doctor will probably request an ultrasound if they find anything unusual during the examination. An ultrasound is a painless medical treatment that employs high-energy sound waves to make pictures of tissue inside your body.
• Inguinal orchiectomy and biopsy: Your doctor will make an incision in your groin to remove the afflicted testicle if the ultrasound reveals signs of malignancy. A expert will use a microscope to analyze testicular tissue in order to look for cancerous cells.