Symptoms
Men are usually the first to find testicular tumors, during a bath or other hygiene ritual. Monthly self-examination of the testicles is recommended for all men, particularly those with one or more risk factors. Symptoms may include:
- A painless lump on the testicle
- A heavy feeling in the scrotum
- A testicle that looks enlarged or feels different
- Breast tenderness/breast growth (rare)
Last Updated: 01 Jan 2006
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