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Affects: The testicles and the lymph nodes (found in the abdomen)

Most common type: Teratomas (in teenagers)

Most common symptom: A painless lump or swelling in the testicles

Tests: Ultrasound scan, blood tests, and scans and an
x-ray of the chest

Causes: Unknown

Treatment: Surgery and chemotherapy.


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