Testicular cancer occurs when cells in the testes grow uncontrollably, forming a tumor and causing a lump, swelling, a dull ache, or tenderness. Checking the testicles can help you spot lumps so you can seek treatment for testicular cancer early. Treatment often includes surgery and might involve radiation therapy or chemotherapy.
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