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Testicular cancer is a cancer that affects the testicles. It is a condition that can develop at any age, though it is very common between the ages of 15 to 44. According to the Urology Care Foundation, it is quite rare and easy to treat. The chances of death from testicular cancer are small, especially with early treatment.

The following signs indicate the presence of a tumor in the testicles:

  • A painless lump in the testicle
  • A strange heaviness in the scrotum
  • Dull aches in the groin and scrotum
  • Painful or painless swelling of the testicles
  • Tenderness or changes in the man’s breast tissue

Pain is not a common symptom of testicular cancer. This is why it is only often detected through self-examinations or screenings.

Most men do not consult a doctor when they notice these signs. On average, it will take five months for a man to consider professional help. The risk of the tumor metastasizing increases so long as no medical intervention is provided. It is vital to get medical attention immediately, especially if the symptoms last for more than two weeks.

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