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Urologist's guide to men's testicles
Men should regularly perform self-exams to detect any unusual lumps or changes in their testicles, as most testicular lumps are benign but some may indicate cancer. If a firm, painless lump is found, prompt consultation with a healthcare professional is essential for diagnosis and treatment, since early detection of testicular cancer has a high survival rate. A doctor’s examination typically includes a physical check and may be followed by ultrasound or lab tests to determine the cause.
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