Testicle lumpFrom our partner site on erectile dysfunction, ErectileDysfunctionConnection.com.
Lump in the testicle Call your health care provider if: Call your health care provider right away if you notice any unexplained lumps or any other changes in your testicles. What to expect at your health care provider's office: advertisement Your health care provider will perform a physical examination, which may include inspecting and palpating the testicles and scrotum, and ask questions about the lump, such as:
Diagnostic tests depend on the results of the physical examination. TREATMENT
Prevention: Starting in puberty, men at risk for testicular cancer should examine their testicles on a regular basis. This includes men with a family history of testicular cancer, men who have had a previous testicular tumor, or men with an undescended testicle. These men should perform a testicular self exam each month, so that a testicular mass can be detected early. A lump on the testicle may be the first sign of testicular cancer.
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