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The Benefits Testicular Cancer Exams
What is Testicular Cancer?
Male Reproductive Anatomy
Testicular Cancer Risk Factors
Signs of Testicular Cancer
Types of Testicular Cancer
How to Prepare for a Testicular Cancer Exam
Preparing for Visual Testicular Inspection
Visual Inspection During a Testicular Cancer Self Exam
Using Fingers During a Testicular Cancer Self Exam
Palpitation Techniques During a Testicular Cancer Self Exam
Positioning Hands During a Testicular Cancer Self Exam
How to Treat Testicular Cancer
How to Test for Testicular Cancer
Biopsy Procedures for Testicular Cancer
Testicular Cancer Post Surgical Care Tips
What Questions to Ask About Testicular Cancer
Resources for Testicular Cancer Information
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Summary: Learn about testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Dr. Susan Jewell is a trained doctor and scientist in clinical research medicine, as well as a stem cell scientist in oncology and AIDS/HIV at the National Cancer Institute and UCLA...read more
"Hello, my name is Dr. Susan Jewell and in this clip we're going to talk about testicular cancer, the definition of testicular cancer and why you should do a monthly testicular self exam. Now, what's the definition of testicular cancer? Basically it's a cancer when there's an abnormal rapid and invasive growth of cancerous cells in the testicle. These are malignant cells. You'll see this in the cancer in the testicle itself. That's why it is so important that you do a monthly self testicular examination so that if you ever suspect that you might have testicular cancer, you can recognize it early, the signs and symptoms and then you can go and be immediately seen by your medical professional doctor. Now, testicular cancer can present at a very early age, as young as twelve years old. It's important that you educate the boys at that age group as well about testicular cancer and also how you can prevent it and screen it very early age to prevent it from happening because testicular cancer is a very curable disease. In the series of clips that you're going to see, we're going to show you how to do a self testicular exam."
eHow Article: What is Testicular Cancer?
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