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Freezing sperm: Sperm banking for testicular cancer

Before you start testicular cancer treatment, freezing sperm for pregnancy will give you the option to use for having kids later. Explore how it works.

Testicular cancer surgery (orchiectomy)

If you’ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you may need testicle removal surgery, called an orchiectomy. Learn what this involves.

Chemotherapy, RPLND and radiation therapy for testicular cancer

If the cancer has spread outside of your testicle, your doctor may recommend secondary treatment like chemotherapy and RPLND surgery.

Active surveillance after testicular cancer treatment

After testicular cancer treatment, how do doctors keep watch over your progress? Learn how active surveillance plays a starring role in your recovery.

Lump, swelling or pain: How to check your testicles

Something weird going on with your nuts? A lump, swelling or pain could be normal – or something more serious. Learn how to check your nuts and know what’s normal for you.

Seeing a urologist for testicular cancer

So your doctor’s referred you to a urologist to look into suspected testicular cancer. But what’s a urologist? And what do they do? Find out here.

Your sex life during and after testicular cancer

Learn about the potential impact on your sex drive and the importance of using protection when dealing with testicular cancer and treatment.

Seeing the doctor: What to expect from a testicular check-up

Found something and wondering how to know if you have testicular cancer? The first step is to visit your doctor. Here’s what to expect from the check-up.