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Know These Lifesaving Testicular Cancer Prevention Tips
- 7:38, 6th September 2018
- Test Organization
- Kidney, Bladder and Genitals
- Testicular Cancer
Testicular cancer affects men between the age of fourteen to forty and is a rare type of cancer. Occurring in the male reproductive part called testes, this is highly curable. There are mostly 2 types - seminomas, the slow-growing form, and non-seminomas, the one that grows and spreads quickly. Testicular cancer forms in the germ cell that produces immature sperm.
Early Detection of the Cancer
Not only testicular cancer, all types of cancers are more or less curable with early detection. It is common for one testicle to be slightly larger than the other one, but any other signs may be abnormal or bear symptoms for testicular cancer.
# Though not all lumps have cancer germs, if you find a swelling or a lump in one or both the testes, get a checkup from a doctor to be sure of the results.
# If you experience severe pain in the testicular region, seek treatment from an expert as delay in it might lead to fatal consequences.
# A continuous feeling of pain or pressure in the lower belly, groin or scrotum can be early signs of testicular cancer.
Ways to Prevent Testicular Cancer
1. Reduce exposure to chemical toxins as the endocrine disruptive compounds cause infertility and undescended testicles.
2. Maintain a balanced diet, especially include the types of foods that have the ability to fight cancer germs.
3. Getting a daily intake of nutritional supplements like medicinal mushrooms, turmeric, and Boswellia.
4. Cut down on your stress level as much as you can. Give up on the bad habits of smoking and drinking way too regularly to live a healthy life.
5. The liver is your body’s cancer-fighting organ, so detoxifying and protecting it is of utmost importance.
In case of the symptoms, seek expert advice from Curedit as soon as possible to avail proper diagnosis and treatment.
