And there can be little tiny cysts and nodules that come off of that, and lumps and bumps. So it's essential that when you do a testicular self-exam that you get used to understanding what you're ...

But until a doctor actually examines you and looks at that lump or bump, there's no way to know. So especially with testicular or scrotal irregularities, if somebody says to me, I've got a lump ...

Your doctor can diagnose a hydrocele by shining a bright light at your scrotum to see if any light passes through. If it’s a hydrocele, light will pass through, but it won’t shine through for a solid ...

Writer Alastair Fairley, 42, was 35 when he discovered a lump in one of his testicles. Here, Alastair, who is single with two children from a previous relationship, tells how he overcame his ...

There is a lack of evidence to show that doing regular self-checks in a certain way are of benefit. Speak to your GP if you think you are at higher risk of testicular cancer. Your GP can talk to you ...

People with testicular cancer often discover a lump on a testicle, though a doctor can sometimes find the tumor during a routine physical examination. Some doctors recommend a person check their ...

Possible causes of an abdominal lump include hernias, lipomas, hematomas, undescended testicles, and tumors. These can appear as an area of swelling or a bulge that protrudes from the abdominal ...

The Strictly star, 37, broke down as the diagnosis brought back 'painful memories' of his family facing testicular cancer, and from when he 'ignored a lump for three months' due to being ...