"Excellent hospital - saved me from testicular..."

I was wrongly diagnosed with suspected testicular cancer whilst working in Indonesia. I was told that it was highly likely that I would need to undergo radical testicular orchiectomy (the removal of my testicle). As you can imagine, I was somewhat traumatised by the prospect of having cancer and losing a testicle (or worse) and I was lucky enough to be able to speak to a British GP over the telephone who advised that I should come back the U.K. for a second opinion rather than going straight to surgery in Jakarta.

On arrival in the U.K I received a prompt appointment with the Urology department.

It subsequently transpired that I did not have a malignant tumour and that orchiectomy was no longer required. I am very grateful to the Urologist that I saw and also to the Dr and member of staff in the ultrasound department. Thanks to the skill and professionalism of these three members of staff I'm still intact!