Testicular cancer is rare, typically affecting men ages 15 to 45. It can cause a painless testicular lump, swelling, or heaviness and may result in infertility. Risk factors include cryptorchidism ...

They can give you a laxative if needed. Surgery to other parts of the body Sometimes testicular cancer can spread to other parts of the body. For example, it can spread to the lungs or the brain. You ...

So it's essential that when you do a testicular self-exam that you get used to understanding what you're like. It's like women with a breast exams. You learn the lumps and bumps. Down there the ...

Tell your surgeon or nurse if you have any swelling around the wound. Most people who have testicular cancer have cancer in one testicle. You have surgery to remove the testicle. You will have some ...

The swelling may not be as severe in the morning as it is later in the day. If pain is present, it could indicate a more serious condition (such as testicular torsion (twisting of the testicle/cord).