Archive for the ‘Testicular Cancer’ Category
Living With Testicular Cancer
Testicular cancer is a form of cancer that affects many men. Learn what it is like living with Testicular Cancer in this health video.
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Can using a laptop on your lap cause testicular cancer?
I use a laptop for around 4 hours a day (breaks every half an hour or so)
I regularly put it on my lap. I have been reading up on this and apparently some sources say that it can give you Testicular Cancer or other cancers. Please can someone tell me if this true, and the chances of this happening?
Thanks in advance.
It’s possible. I guess that’s why they called laptops, notebooks now.
21st Century Boy: How to check for testicular cancer
Playing with your balls is every man’s favourite pastime so what not do something useful why you’re at it…like check for cancer. It’s an easy guide to follow. Gentleman, grab those nuts!
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Testicular Cancer Health Byte
Testicular cancer usually affects young men. Since symptoms are hard to identify, it is important to get regular screening. Learn about Testicular Cancer in this video.
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How to Do Testicular Cancer Self Exams : Resources for Testicular Cancer Information
Learn where to find more information on Testicular Cancer self exams and symptoms in this free men’s health video.
Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell
Bio: 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.
Filmmaker: Susan Jewell
Duration : 0:2:48
Can a 13 year old get testicular cancer?
I am a little older now but at around that age i noticed something. I had an undescended testicle when i was born. The growth or lump, is painless and is very visible and possibly is not attached to the testicle itself. The testicle itself is smaller then my other one but obviously that can be unrelated. There is no family history of this and if it is testicular cancer, what other symptoms should i feel?
To answer your question indirectly . .and not specifically about what is happened to you . . the answer is yes, boys can get testicular cancer at your age (though you are a bit young at 13) . .so, you should definitely go to a doctor to have this examined. No one here can tell you specifically what you have . . this needs to be seen by a medical doctor who can make an examination and diagnosis. Testicular Cancer affects males between the ages of 15 – 35. It is considered a germ cell cancer . . females will get ovarian cancer, and males testicular . . both are germ cell cancers.
Kids Health: Types of Cancer Teens Get
http://kidshealth.org/teen/diseases_conditions/cancer/types_of_cancer.html
How to Perform a Testicular Examination
http://kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/guys/tse.html
I know two young people who have had testicular cancer . . one is 17 and is just finishing high school. He is in remission and currently doing well. The other was about 21 years old and he died.
Cancer in teenagers is different than cancer found in early childhood and cancer found in adults . .
ASCO: Cancer in Teenagers – Age specific information
http://www.ascocancerfoundation.org/patient/Coping/Age-Specific+Information/Cancer+in+Teenagers/Overview
Don’t fool around with what is potentially a life threatening illness . .go see a doctor.
How to Do Testicular Cancer Self Exams : Types of Testicular Cancer
Learn about the types of Testicular Cancer in this free men’s health video.
Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell
Bio: 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.
Filmmaker: Susan Jewell
Duration : 0:1:52
Why do people use the illogical argument for getting a pet neutered is that it will prevent testicular cancer?
This argument makes no sense! I am sure that if I got neutered that I wouldn’t get testicular cancer either.
I think that if someone uses this as an argument to have a dog neutered that they should have their brain removed to avoid brain cancer.
I’ve never heard this proposed as a reason for neutering dogs. I suppose technically it is true, but I am not aware that dogs tend to be especially susceptible to testicular cancer more so than other kinds of cancers, or even to cancers in general. As such, it is a very weak argument.
EDIT: Nick:
I did not say anything false. I did not say dogs never got testicular cancer. I said that I was not aware that dogs were especially susceptible to Testicular Cancer as compared to other kinds of cancers, or that dogs were especially susceptible to cancers in general as compared to other canine diseases.
While I am sorry that you have lost your dog to this illness, in the future I would advise you to carefully read other people’s words before you start flaming them.
Bigger nuts The Fight against testicular cancer
Everyman Testicular Cancer charity viral from Adam & Dave at DLKW, featuring Dermot O’Leary. Directed by Ben Greggor.
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How to Perform a Testicular Cancer Exam : How to Prepare for a Testicular Biopsy
Learn how to prepare for a testicular biopsy in a doctor’s office or health clinic with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men’s health video clip.
Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell
Bio: 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.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:2:31