Best Hospital for Testicular Cancer Treatment in Bangalore (2025)

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Best Hospital for Testicular Cancer Treatment in Bangalore (2025)

Testicular cancers are one of the least occurring male cancers, but are the most common cancer in men aged between 15 and 35 years old.

Did you know 74,000 new cases are diagnosed every year globally? 

In India, testicular cancers are rare, with almost 1 in 1,00,000 men per year, but these cases are increasing in urban regions.

Men over 50 years of age are not likely to get testicular cancer.

Testicular cancer may go unnoticed in the early stages, as the symptoms are not noticeable. As the tumour spreads, the symptoms can be alarming.

It is important to detect, diagnose, and treat testicular cancer in the early stages for better treatment and to prevent the tumour growth.

We understand it is overwhelming to go through testicular cancer or see your loved one suffering from it. At NU Hospitals, we have a team of the best Uro-Oncologists in Bangalore for comprehensive, expert treatment for Testicular Cancer.

Remember, with proper diagnosis and treatment, you can lead a healthy life without complications in the long run.

There are no exact causes of testicular cancer, but there are certain factors that affect the incidence or increase the risk of the tumour, like:

  • Family history

  • Undescended testis

  • History of testicular cancer

Read on as we help you understand testicular cancer. This guide will help you make informed decisions about testicular treatment in 2025

Early Symptoms and Diagnosis of Testicular Cancer

Common Symptoms of Testicular Cancer

Most symptoms are painless, which makes self-examination vital. The early warning signs of testicular cancer that men should be aware of are:

  • Lump in one testicle 

  • Swelling of the testicle

  • Heaviness in the scrotum

  • Pain in the groin area

  • Lower abdomen pain

  • Pain in the testicle or scrotum

  • Back pain, chest pain and shortness of breath (in advanced cases when the cancer is spread to other organs)

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Diagnostic Tests for Testicular Cancer at NU Hospitals, Bangalore

Our expert uro-oncologists will conduct a thorough physical examination and then recommend a few diagnostic tests to confirm the presence of testicular cancer, such as:

  • Ultrasound

Scrotal ultrasound is done to detect any suspicious lumps; this is the first line of imaging technique.

  • Blood tests

The tumour marker tests like alpha fetoprotein, human chorionic gonadotropin and LDH 

  • CT/MRI

To check for tumour spread to the surrounding organs and lymph nodes

What are the Different Stages of Testicular Cancer

Different stages of testicular cancer demand different approaches for treatment and recovery. We offer a holistic and multidisciplinary team approach for expert treatment of testicular cancer

Stage

Description

Treatment approach

Stage 1

Cancer is within the testis

Orchiectomy surgery and long-term surveillance

Stage 2

Cancer has spread to the retroperitoneal lymph nodes

Surgery + chemotherapy, or radiation, is required

Stage 3

Tumour spread is beyond the lymph nodes to the lungs, liver, or bones

Surgery + Chemotherapy

Recurrent Testicular Cancer

Recurrence of cancer post-treatment

Targeted therapy, chemotherapy

 

Survival Rate & Recovery after Testicular Cancer Treatment

Survival Rates in India

Testicular cancers are one of the cancers that have the highest cure rates in the world.

Here is the list of survival rates based on the cancer stages.

Stage

Survival rate

Stage 1

Above 95%

Stage 2

90-95%

Stage 3

80-85% (depends on the spread and response to treatment)

 

Recovery After Testicular Cancer Treatment

  • Orchiectomy

Surgical removal of the testis.

Most patients recover in 2-4 weeks.

  • Chemotherapy

Recovery may take a few days/ months, depending on the number of cycles. 

You may feel fatigued during the cycles

  • Fertility and Hormonal Health

Removal of one testis may not always affect fertility or testosterone levels.

You may also consider sperm banking before treatment

Factors Influencing the Treatment of Testicular Cancer

The treatment chosen and recovery depend on the following factors:

  • Stage of cancer

  • Type of tumour (seminoma, non-seminoma)

  • Age of the patient

  • Overall health of the patient

  • Treatment response

  • Metastasis

  • Fertility conditions

Why Choose NU Hospitals for Testicular Cancer Treatment in Bangalore?

  • No. 1 Hospital for Testicular Cancer Treatment in India and Bangalore (Leading centres for urology, uro-oncology, and nephrology care)

  • Pioneers in Uro-oncology Surgery

  • Legacy of Innovation and Trusted by Millions

  • Protocolized Evidence-based Care

  • Renowned Team of Experts with a Multi-Disciplinary Approach (Our experts bring decades of experience and global expertise)

Consult the Best Uro-Oncologist in Bangalore at NU Hospitals for Testicular Cancer Treatment

If you or your loved one is suffering from any of the above-mentioned symptoms of testicular cancer, like swelling, lump, or pain in the testicles, consult with our expert uro oncologists at your nearest NU Hospitals, Bangalore, today.

With early detection and prompt treatment, you can lead a healthy life and preserve fertility.

We at NU Hospitals are dedicated to providing you with the best and tailored solution for your condition.

Start your journey towards a cancer-free life!

Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment of Testicular Cancer:

1. What are the first signs of testicular cancer?

The most common first signs of testicular cancer to look out for are:

  • Painless lump
  • Swelling of the testicle
  • Heaviness in the scrotum
  • Abdominal pain
  • Fluid buildup

2. Is cancer of the testicle curable?

Yes, most patients with testicular cancers are cured when detected and treated right in the early stages. Testicular cancers are highly curable even in advanced stages.

3. What is the survival rate for testicular cancer?

The survival rate of testicular cancer depends on the cancer stage and treatment receptivity.

Stage 1 has the highest success rate, which is more than 95%

Stage 2  cancer patients can see about 90-95% success

For Stage 3 or advanced cancer, the success rate is 80-85%

The survival rates depend on many factors, as mentioned above in the blog.

4. How quickly can testicular cancer spread?

Testicular cancer can spread to nearby lymph nodes and organs within a few weeks to months.

Early detection, diagnosis and treatment can bring hope to patients.

5. How long does recovery take after testicular cancer surgery?

Post-orchiectomy surgery, patients need a minimum of 2-4 weeks for recovery. If additional treatments are done, the recovery period might extend.

6. Which is the best hospital for treating cancer?

NU Hospitals is the best urology hospital, with expert uro-oncologists in the country. With advanced techniques, world-class infrastructure and a compassionate heart of care, you are in safe hands.

Reference Links:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/testicular-cancer-care/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20352991#:~:text=Surgery%20to%20remove%20lymph%20nodes,losing%20sperm%20production%20is%20permanent.

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/12183-testicular-cancer

https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/testicular-cancer/treating/by-stage.html#:~:text=Chemotherapy:%20Either%204%20cycles%20of,serious%20infections%2C%20while%20chemotherapy%20does.

Dr. Pramod Krishnappa

Medically Reviewed By:

Dr. Pramod Krishnappa

Sr. Consultant Andrologist & Urologist

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