What are the symptoms of testicular cancer? Identify situations requiring professional health services for preventive care.

$\textbf{Symptoms of testicular cancer}$ are:

• painless swelling or lump in one of the testicles

• an increase in the firmness of a testicle

• a feeling of heaviness in the scrotum

• sharp pain in your testicles, scrotum, or back

Males who are at $\textbf{higher risk}$ of developing testicular cancer have:

• $\text{\textcolor{#c34632}{family history of testicular cancer}}$

• personal history of cancer in one testicle

• an undescended testicle (the one that doesn't move down from abdomen to the scrotum before birth)

• abnormal testicular development

For $\textbf{preventive care}$, they should perform regular self-examinations and go to their physicians for regular medical checkups.

Symptoms of testicular cancer : painless lump or swelling in either testicle or pain or discomfort in a testicle or in scrotum.

Males should seek health care if they notice any of the above warning signs. The factors that increase the risk of developing the disease : undescended testicle, abnormal testicular development, family history of testicular cancer.