Transfered? No. If you mean will a baby get it if you get someone pregnant, then no.
A 2004 study showed that cigarette smoking increased risk of testicular cancer and quitting smoking did not reduce the risk.
A doctor can help with an undescended testicle. This should be done as soon as possible. Undescended testicles in adults can cause problems and should also be seen by a doctor. See Related Links below.
pata nahi aap kya pooch rahe ho waisay tattay chotay baray to hosakte hain isse testicular cancer ka kya taluq hay ?
Yes, as long as the sperm are functioning properly.
Many men with testicular cancer freeze their sperm for later use before beginning a treatment for the disease. This is due radiation and chemotherapy treatments can damage or destroy the sperm.
This sounds like a varicocele. That being an enlarged vein, similar almost to varicose veins in the legs. It most typically is found at the top of the left testicle, though it can affect the right one as well. It is not cancer and is not a hazard to your health. However, the only sure way to know is by an ultrasound test. So you should see your doctor.