Testicular Cancer Symptoms: How to Identify Testicular Cancer

Symptoms of Testicular Cancer

·                     Enlargement of the testicle with swelling

·                     Painless lump in one or both of the testes

·                     A dull pain in the lower belly or groin

·                     Lack of energy, sweating, fever or a general feeling of illness

·                     Shortness of breath

·                     Coughing

·                     Chest pain

·                     Difficulty in breathing

·                     Difficulty in swallowing

·                     Headache or confusion

·                     Pain or discomfort in the testicle

·                     Feeling of heaviness in the scrotum

·                     Rapid collection of fluid in the scrotum

·                     Change in the way a testicle feels

·                     Nausea and vomiting

·                     Lower back pain

·                     Bloody sputum or phlegm

·                     Swelling of one or  both legs

·                     Blood clot

·                     Breast growth or soreness

·                     Early signs of puberty in boys