Testicular Cancer Self Check

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Either an increase in firmness in a testicle or pain/discomfort in a testicle or the scrotum.

An unusual difference between one testicle and the other or swelling/enlargement of a testicle.

A hard lump on the front or side of a testicle.

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Self Check Steps

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It is best to start the self-assessment when you are warm so after a bath or shower is great!

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Hold your testicles one at a time. At the top of your scrotum, you will feel your spermatic cord. On the back of your scrotum at the top, you should feel the epididymis, a tube that carries sperm. This is a normal lump and may feel tender to the touch.

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Now that you are familiar with the spermatic cord and the epididymis, roll each testicle between your finger and thumb. Carefully check for any changes or lumps. It is normal to have different sized testicles but they shouldn’t be very different in size.

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You have completed your testicular self-check. If you have found anything that you are even slightly worried about, go see your Doctor for medical advice. Don't drop the ball on your balls and remember to perform this check every month.

Testicular Cancer Self Check

Know what to look for

Self Check Steps

Follow these easy steps to complete your check

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Congratulations!

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