Testicular tumour and risk for offspring

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I had testicular tumour 12 years ago.i had surgeries and got removed my testis and also 3 cycles of chemotherapy....now i m very healthy ,,married and already have a healthy child..now i m expecting to have another child ...do u think its risky to have a child with a person of my medical history..can the malignancy recurring in my offsprings also..pls clarify..

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Dr. Jagat Shah Sexologist 24 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jagat Shah

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Hi, no genetically there is not going to be any issues., so pls don't worry n congratulations .

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