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• Cancer >> Testicular Cancer >> Age Group 31 - 40 >> Interview 40 >> Suggests that female hormones in the food chain may be a reason for the rising incidence of testicular cancer.

Testicular cancer (teratoma) diagnosed in 1997. Orchidectomy, followed by active monitoring (surveillance). Then secondary tumour found in the spermatic cord. Surgery to remove the tumour and 4 cycles of chemotherapy, each cycle with 7 days in hospital and 14 days at home.

• Cancer >> Testicular Cancer >> Age Group 20 - 30 >> Interview 44 >> Suggests that an unhealthy lifestyle is probably the main cause of testicular cancer.

Testicular cancer (teratoma and seminoma) diagnosed in 1998. Orchidectomy, and active monitoring (surveillance). In December 1999 secondary abdominal tumour found, followed by 3 months chemotherapy (each cycle 3 days in hospital followed by 2 weeks at home), and then in April 2000 major surgery to remove remains of an abdominal tumour.

• Cancer >> Testicular Cancer >> Age Group 41 - 50 >> Interview 27 >> Says that he has heard that cancer may be caused by the food we eat.

Testicular cancer (seminoma) diagnosed in 2001; orchidectomy. No secondary tumours but 8 treatments of radiotherapy to prevent recurrence.

• Cancer >> Testicular Cancer >> Age Group 31 - 40 >> Interview 43 >> Says that he is convinced that the increase in testicular cancer is due to something in the food chain or atmosphere.

Testicular cancer (teratoma) with secondary tumours in lung and abdomen diagnosed in 1997. Orchidectomy, followed by 5 months of chemotherapy (10 days in hospital each month).