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Can Testicular be prevented? No. However there are different ways to exam for testicular cancer at a early stage as it has a >90% of being cured at stage one. Below are some steps for testicular cancer, it is best done after a hot shower when the scrotum is loose.  Stand in front of a mirror – Check for lumps or swelling on the scrotum.  Feel the testicles with both hands – hold your testicles with three fingers.

Gently roll testicles between the fingers - Remember that the testicles are usually smooth, oval shaped and somewhat firm. It's normal for one testicle to be slightly larger than the other. Also, the cord leading upward from the top of the testicle (epididymis) is a normal part of the scrotum. By regularly performing this exam, you will become more familiar with your testicles and aware of any changes that might be of concern. Here is a video on how to exam your testicles thoroughly media type="custom" key="3638323"


 *  If you find a lump, call your doctor as soon as possible - ** Testicular cancer is highly treatable, especially when identified early.



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