
2. Pain and Discomfort
This symptom is also not a reliable indicator of testicular cancer. Men receive pain and discomfort in the scrotum, testes, or lower abdomen for a variety of reasons. However, persistent soreness over the course of a few days may be an early warning sign of the onset of the disease. Some men who feel pain symptoms may be reluctant to self-examine themselves out of fear of what they might find.
In such a case, it’s vital to visit your physician for an accurate diagnosis. Most tumors as painless and in some cases, they don’t leave a visible bump on the surface of the testicle. Men who are experiencing pain symptoms, but no sign of a lump, may be dealing with another disease or injury to the pelvic area. In most cases, the tumor will reach the surface of the testes and produce a tiny bump that’s sensitive to touch.
However, it’s important to take note of any signs of pain, and correctly manage the situation. If your pain does not subside, a trip to the doctor will uncover the source of the discomfort.