This is because there isn’t a reliable test that can pick up testicular cancer at an early stage. You should make an appointment to see your doctor about any changes you find. Cancers are easier to ...

If you feel any lumps – which can be pea-size or larger, contact your doctor. Doctors say testicular cancer develops when cells multiply faster than usual, eventually forming a lump or tumour.

There's the testicle itself, which should be like a firm, but not hard, egg-sized, almost thing ... cysts and nodules that come off of that, and lumps and bumps. So it's essential that when ...

Testicular cancer is rare and is diagnosed most in men ages 20 to 34 ... thumbs and fingers with both hands and roll it gently between your fingers. Look and feel for any hard lumps or nodules (smooth ...

I had thought I was going to live with cancer for ever. How wrong was I? I still check my one remaining testicle for lumps. I could have had a synthetic one put in, but the thought of going ...

Bristol medical student and musician James Chakraverty had no symptoms before finding out he had testicular cancer in September 2023. Within 13 days of discovering a small lump he had a 35 minute ...