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By Lisa Fayed, About.com Guide to Cancer since 2005

Testicular Cancer Information You Can Use

Friday September 29, 2006
Did you know that testicular cancer can strike in young men as early as 15 years of age? The good news that when detected early, testicular cancer can be treated with high survival rates.

One of the best methods to detect testicular cancer early is the monthly testicular self exam. It only takes 10 minutes and can be done on the privacy of your home.

Because reearchers can't yet pinpoint the exact causes, the best means of testicular cancer prevention is to avoid the risk factors.

If you experience any symptoms of testuclar cancer, report it to your doctor. Common symptoms inlcude pinful or painless lumps in the testicle.

Suggested Reading:
  • Testicular Cancer Overview
  • Testicular Cancer Symptoms
  • Risk Factors for Testicular Cancer
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