Androgen resistance syndrome is a syndrome in which the patient has a female appearance but a male genotype. The patient has female-like breasts and external genitalia but does not menstruate when they reach puberty. This androgen resistance syndrome is often discovered when there is a problem with infertility or during a routine check-up.

According to statistics, testicular cancer ranks 24th among the types of cancer in men with the highest incidence between the ages of 25-35. Testicular cancer causes reduced health, reduced quality of life, infertility and can lead to death. Screening and early diagnosis of testicular cancer help increase the effectiveness of treatment.

Treatment options and recommendations depend on factors including the type and stage of the cancer, possible side effects, the patient's wishes, and overall health. The first treatment is usually surgery to remove the testicle.