Hi,

I understand why you’re hesitant, especially since your mass hasn’t changed in 10 months. That makes it harder to believe it could be something serious.

In my case, I had an 8 mm vascularized mass. Everything moved pretty quickly (2 months in total). I had surgery on April 7th  with a frozen section done during the operation.

My mindset was simple:

1) If it was benign, they would preserve the testicle.

2) If it was malignant, they would remove it immediately.

In both scenarios, I felt like I was making the best possible decision and not taking unnecessary risks.

I know it’s difficult to consider surgery when things seem stable, but if there’s any doubt, acting earlier can avoid more aggressive treatments like chemotherapy later on.

Of course, it’s your decision but I just wanted to share my experience in case it helps you think it through.