Testicular Cancer

Signs and Symptoms

The most common symptoms of testicular cancer include:

• Asymptomatic, firm to hard tissue mass within the testis.

• Enlargement of the testis.

• Pain or discomfort in the testicles or scrotum.

• A sudden built-up of fluid or blood in the scrotum.

• Night sweats or fever.

• Infertility

• Pain in the lower abdomen or back.

• Enlargement of the breast tissue (caused by an increased level of the hormone called human chronic gonadotropin - HCG)

• Tender nipples

• Unexplained weight loss

These symptoms can vary between patients and can be similar with other medical conditions. Always consult with your physician. A correct and early diagnosis can substantially increase the survival rate for testicular cancer patients.

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Article by Alina Morrow, MS
Medical Writer
OmniMedicalSearch.com

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