As with most cancers testicular cancer has been linked to viral infections. In this case Epstein Barr virus (EBV), cytomegalovirus andhuman endogenous retrovirus type K (HERV-K).
And what are the risk factors for the common causes?
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The first two viruses are sexually transmitted viruses.
Likewise - for non testicular cancer lumps, i.e. non cancerous lumps, what are the common causes, and risk factors for the common causes?
These could be a hydrocele, variocele, spermatocele, cyst, pseudocyst, granuloma, hemangioma or benign tumor. Knowing which one specifically would be a big help.