most helpful answer you have no risk now. the only risk for developing a testicular cancer would be in the testicle that was removed when you were 16. your other testicle is quite important now so please do a routine testicular self-exam when you take a shower. any lumps should be brought to the attention of your medical provider. your remaining testicle is not at any increased risk because of your past history. no more than the rest of men of your age.
what are my risk of having testicular cancer? . i am 22 and i was born with an undescended testicle. when i was 9 years old doctors tried to replace my undescended testicle but they couldn't. when i was a 16 years old teen i had another surgery and they removed my undescended testicle. after surgery they send my removed testicle to a lab. to see if there was any risk and it was clear. since then i never went to hospital to check about it. now i learned having an undescended testicle is a big risk for t. cancer. what are my risks? . thanks a lot