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So I had to undergo the biopsy after all. It was not very pleasant but bearable. Though my doctor was highly qualified, along with the biopsy results he harshly responded “you have cancer and you can choose where to have an operation”. In that moment my world crumbled and I was glad to be sitting. Fortunately, I managed to find the right food supplement – Penoxal, which helped me to cope well with the therapy and to gain good results. Of course, my happy ending is also due to dietary changes that were necessary to make. ........ read more

Testicular cancer – C62

Incidence

The largest incidence of testicular cancer is in countries of the Northern Europe, particularly Denmark. Testicular cancer is typical in younger and middle-aged men, it rarely occurs in men aged above 50. According to US research studies there is a close link between testicular cancer and male infertility.

How does Penoxal help in testicular cancer?

A strong immune system can deal with cancer cells well and it destroys them; however, sometimes it needs help. PENOXAL stimulates the immune system and it helps to optimise its activity, which manifests effectively enough to fight cancer cells. The product may be taken during radiotherapy and chemotherapy as it helps to overcome some of its adverse effects. Moreover, it improves the function of digestive tract, liver, kidneys and other organs that are under a great stress during cancer treatments; in this way it enhances a healthy body functioning and an overall well-being. M.D. Anna Galambos, Pharm.Dr. Thomas Arndt and other doctors confirm in their statements about Penoxal that it is suitable food  supplement to complement cancer treatments. Find out more about Penoxal users experience HERE. 

The recommended dosage during oncological treatment is 4 capsules a day for four months 

Causes

Testicular cancer is common in young men aged below 35. In 90% of cases it occurs in Caucasians and frequently in Nordic countries. Risk factors include testicular infections, reduced immune function and developmental defects such as cryptorchidism – undescended testis. A higher risk is in men who have undergone an intervention for this.

Signs and symptoms

Most symptoms may be caused by other benign testicular diseases, but their occurrence should not be underestimated and a medical help should be sought, particularly if problems last longer than 14 days. The most common sign is a change to the size of the testicle, pain, swelling and redness, or the presence of lumps in the scrotum. Pain in the lower abdomen may appear, and increased sensitivity or enlargement of nipples is also common.

Preventing testicular cancer

Prevention is impossible; however, a self-exam and reinforcement of the immune system may help to detect the disease early.

Impact of the immune system on testicular cancer

It is possible to alleviate or limit the risk factors of testicular cancer with the immune system boost. A strong immunity destroys cancer cells and protects male gonads against the disease. If any testicular cancer symptoms are identified, a timely intervention may be provided using natural products enhancing immunity. Even in a case of a benign testicular disease immunity should be promoted.

Other informations

• Why Penoxal and cancer
• Cancer in general
• Cancer cells
• Cancer treatment
  
  • Types of treatment
  • Chemotherapy
  • Radiotherapy
  • Imunotherapy
• Signs and symptoms
• Cancer and immunity
• European code against cancer 

Types of cancer

Liver cancer, Brain cancer, Hodgkin´s lymphoma, Cervical cancer, Kidney cancer, Leukemia, Lung cancer, Skin cancer, Uterine cancer, Prostate cancer, Breast cancer, Pancreatic cancer, Colon cancer, Bladder cancer, Ovarian cancer, Testicular cancer, Stomach cancer, Oesophageal cancer, Thymus cancer, Thyroid cancer