What Men Need to Know
Key Facts
- The most common cancer in men aged 15-45 (though still rare overall)
- 2,200+ cases diagnosed annually in the UK
- More frequent in white/Caucasian men
- Highly treatable:
- 98% cure rate if caught early
- 96% survival rate after 10 years, even in advanced cases
Symptoms to Watch For
See your GP immediately if you notice:
🔴 A lump or swelling in a testicle (usually painless at first)
🔴 Changes in size, shape, or firmness
🔴 A feeling of heaviness or discomfort
Why Early Action Matters
- A simple GP examination can help identify concerns
- Prompt treatment leads to excellent recovery rates
- Self-checks (monthly) improve early detection
Helpful Resources
📖 [Testicular Self-Examination Guide]
📖 [Testicular Cancer Facts]
💙 [
Orchid – Fighting Male Cancer]
💙 [
Your Privates – Awareness Campaign]
Don’t ignore changes—get checked today.