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Hello students, for the first question, if eric s testicular torsion is to go untreated, it could lead to the loss of blood flow to the affected testicle resulting in testicular necrosis and potentially permanent damage to the testicle.
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For the second question, eric was diagnosed with hydrosil rather than a spermatocele or spermatocele because the hydrosil refers to the accumulation of fluid around the testicle which is a common finding in testicular cancer cases.
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For the third question, eric s calf worsens and produces bloody phlegm due to the likelihood of this lung tumor metastasizing leading to lung complication and bleeding.
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Fourth question, eric s cancer goes undiagnosed for so long possibly because he ignored or overlooked the asymptomatic in its early stages.
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For the initial symptoms, a testicular cancer is mostly asymptomatic in the early stages.
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For the fifth question, if the cancer metastasizes to eric s bones, it could lead to board pain, fractures and potentially compromise his ability to perform as an athlete.
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For sixth question, eric s brain tumor is treated surgically instead of with chemotherapy like the brain tumor management depending on the tumor type, size and the location.
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For the seventh question, as a secondary effect of his testicular tumor, eric might develop gynecomastia i .e...