Nearly all testis cancers are originally identified by a testis mass. It may be hard to determine what a “normal” testicle feels like. Most testis cancers do not cause pain, but 30 to 40 percent may cause a dull ache. Any testicular firmness should be discussed with your doctor. Other symptoms of testis cancer include:
Contact your physician if you experience any of these symptoms.
Cancer Support Services
Northwestern Medicine offers a multidisciplinary approach to cancer care that includes support services to help nurture and sustain you and your family throughout your cancer journey.
Looking for a Cancer Second Opinion?
You deserve to be comfortable with your treatment decision and have confidence in your physician. A second opinion with another specialist can help you make the most informed choices.
Testicular Cancer Risk Factors
Are you at risk for testicular cancer? Learn about the risk factors.
Testicular Cancer Self-exams
Talk to your physician about your need to conduct regular testicular self-exams.
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