Testicular cancer primary prevention

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Primary Prevention

Performing monthly testicular self-exams helps men become more aware of any abnormalities that could be early symptoms of testicular cancer. Learn how to perform a proper and thorough testicular self-exam here.

One of the easiest ways to help prevent testicular cancer, as well as many other diseases, is to practice a healthy lifestyle: stop smoking, eat healthily, and exercise. In addition, be aware of any family history of testicular cancer that may put you at risk to develop it as well.

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