Disorder of Male Reproductive Organs

Disorder of Male Reproductive Organs Testicular cancer is rare. Generally only occurs in men aged 29-35 years of Caucasian origin. Although rare, this disease is very deadly. This cancer has two types, namely seminoma and nonseminoma. Usually only affects one testicle. The first symptoms felt from the appearance of tumor cells are pain and swelling. This type of cancer is diagnosed because of the presence of body chemical substances such as alpha fetoprotein and beta human chorionic gonadotropin produced by cancer cells. It is a rare type of cancer and deadly because there is no cure but with high care and maintaining body condition, around 70% of people with testicular cancer can survive longer. This cancer is not contagious even to partners. Under certain conditions, to stop the spread of cancer cells to other parts, it often requires removing the testicles. Subsequent treatment includes surgery which also cleans lymphatic tissue suspected of harboring cancer cells. In the early stages or men with seminoma type of testicular cancer undergo radiation therapy. If the cancer has spread to such an extent, chemotherapy is generally performed. The side effects of each type of effort to prevent the spread of cancer vary. Epididymitis is inflammation of the epididymis, which is the winding tube that connects the testicles to the vas deferens. Epididymitis is usually caused by infection or by sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) which cause pain and swelling in one of the testicles. Ambiguous Genitalia is a very rare disorder. It is known when a baby being born with genitals which is not clear whether they are male or female. Most boys born with this disorder have a penis which is very small or absent, but has testicular tissue. In a small number of cases, a child has both testicular and ovarian tissue. Micropenis is another abnormality that is also very rare. In this type of disorder, the penis forms normally, but is below the average size, as indicated by standard measurements. Sterility/Infertility. In man, if they are sterile or infertile then their body will unable to produce sperm at all or even unable to produce sperm in sufficient quantities. This occurs as a result of abnormalities in the reproductive organs, inflammation of the genitals, alcohol addiction, or due to sexually transmitted diseases. Some men also experience ejaculation problems. Prostate cancer is a malignancy of the prostate that affects older men with a peak incidence aged 65 - 75 years. The exact cause of prostate cancer is not known, although some studies have shown a link between a high-fat diet and increased levels of the hormone testosterone. In old age, several essential body elements such as calcium and vitamin D decrease. A decrease in the body's calcium content results in various diseases, including osteoporosis, so that a paradigm emerges that in old age you should consume large amounts of calcium.