Ahmed Aly Hussein Aly, MD, PhD
Dr. Aly can review your diagnosis and help determine the best course of treatment and get you connected with all the services you may need before, during and after treatment.

Why You Need a Second Opinion for Testicular Cancer

If you have been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you need a second opinion. We will ensure you get it without delay.

A second opinion can be helpful and reassuring, and it’s the best way to ensure that your diagnosis is accurate, that the recommended treatment plan is right for you, and that the urologist (surgeon) and other specialists have the training and experience to provide you the best possible outcome.

We can arrange for Roswell Park’s testicular cancer experts, including our pathologists who specialize in urinary tract cancers, to review your tests and slides, and set up a consultation with our kidney cancer team.

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A second opinion is the best way to ensure that your initial diagnosis is accurate, that the recommended treatment strategy is right for you, and that the urologic surgeon and other specialists have the training and experience to provide you the best possible outcome.

Why it matters for testicular cancer

Unlike other cancers which occur most commonly in older adults, testicular cancer often affects younger men and is most frequently diagnosed in men aged 20 to 34. If you are younger than 40, this makes you a rare cancer patient with a rare cancer. This means that you: