Medical articles of Testicular cancer

23/07/2025
Dr Aamir Sajjad
Gastroenterologist
Testicular cancer (ball cancer): causes, symptoms, and when to see a specialist
Testicular cancer is a relatively uncommon cancer, but it is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in young men aged between 15 and 49 in the UK. Fortunately, testicular cancer has one of the highest cure rates of all cancers when detected early. In this article, a consultant gastroenterologist outlines the symptoms, possible causes, and when to seek medical attention.
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24/04/2025
Written by Top Doctors
Should I see a urologist for testicular lumps?
Noticing a lump in the testicle can be worrying, but it’s important to understand that not all testicular lumps are cancerous. Still, it’s essential to get any new lump examined by a medical professional, especially if it doesn’t go away within a few days. A urologist is the specialist best placed to assess testicular lumps, determine the cause and guide treatment.
31/10/2024
Dr Sharan Wadhwani
Radiologist
How does a testicular ultrasound help diagnose urological conditions and detect cancer early?
Testicular ultrasound, also known as a scrotal ultrasound, is a safe and non-invasive diagnostic tool frequently used to assess issues related to the testicles and surrounding tissues. Often recommended for patients experiencing pain, swelling, or a lump in the testicular area, this imaging method provides a clear look at testicular structures and can help diagnose a range of urological conditions, as well as detect early signs of testicular cancer.
18/09/2024
Written by Top Doctors
Uncovering the cause: effective ways to manage and relieve testicular pain
In this article Mr Sarb Sandhu aims to address some of the common concerns and questions patients may have about testicular pain, offering insights into the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options.
05/09/2024
Professor Prabhakar Rajan
Urologist
How serious is testicular cancer?
Testicular cancer is a relatively rare but serious form of cancer that affects the testicles, the male reproductive glands responsible for producing sperm and testosterone. While the diagnosis of any cancer can be alarming, testicular cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer, especially when detected early. The survival rate for testicular cancer is very high, with many patients making a full recovery. Leading consultant urologist Professor Prabhakar Rajan provides an expert look at this important topic.
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25/07/2024
Mr Ashwin Sridhar
Consultant Urologist and Robotic Prostate and Bladder Cancer Surgeon
Addressing the complexities of Testicular Cancer
Testicular cancer is a complex disease with various facets that demand attention for effective management. In his latest online article, Mr Ashwin Sridhar explores the early signs, risk factors, diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term effects of this condition.
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09/05/2024
Dr Carla Perna
Clinical Oncologist
How to self-examine for testicular cancer
Each year, more than 2,000 men are diagnosed with testicular cancer in the UK. Understanding the risk factors, symptoms, and available treatments is thus crucial for the early diagnosis and effective management of the condition. Here, Dr Carla Perna, renowned clinical oncologist, offers a comprehensive insight into testicular cancer.
16/08/2023
Mr Nkwam Michael Nkwam
Urologist
Testicular pain: What to know
Experiencing discomfort or pain in the testicles can be indicative of various potential problems that require urgent medical intervention. In this informative article, we hear from consultant urological surgeon Mr Nkwam Micheal Nkwam who shares his expert insight on the appropriate actions to take when testicular pain occurs and the importance of seeking medical advice quickly.
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09/03/2022
Mr Ahmed Ali
Consultant Urological Surgeon
How exactly is testicular cancer diagnosed?
In this article, mightily experienced and skilled consultant urologist, Mr Ahmed Ali, details how testicular cancer is diagnosed, what the warning signs are, and reveals whether or not it is curable.
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24/04/2020
Dr Mark Tuthill
Medical Oncologist
Testicular cancer: symptoms, prognosis & what to expect from treatment
Although the incidence of testicular cancer is relatively low on a per-population basis, it is still one of the most commonly found cancers in young men between the ages of 15 and 49 years. So, if you fall within this age range, it is important to check regularly and understand what symptoms to look out for. Mr Mark Tuthill, one of our top consultant medical oncologists from Oxford explains in more depth.
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