A 33-year-old man notices a small mass in his right scrotum during a testicular self-examination | Medibuddy
28th August 2020

A 33-year-old man notices a small mass in his right scrotum during a testicular self-examination

A 33-year-old man notices a small mass in his right scrotum during a testicular self-examination. He goes to his GP for an examination, and the GP makes the clinical diagnosis of a spermatocele. When the man gets home, he googles spermatoceles and comes across an article that says exposure to a certain drug in utero may increase the risk of developing a spermatocele.

Which drug may be associated with increased risk of developing a spermatocele if a male fetus is exposed to it during gestation?

Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.

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