Usually, as its name says testicular cancer is generated in this male reproductive organ, but sometimes it can manifest in other places such as lymph nodes, in the abdomen or even in the chest. Symptoms of this condition include lumps, swelling, or pain in the area where the scrotum is located, pain in the abdomen or lower back, vomiting, and nausea. At the first sign of symptoms it is very important to go with a specialist doctor to diagnose if it is testicular cancer and to avoid its progression and extension to other organs such as the lungs.

Treatment for testicular cancer may be presented by surgical treatment, which removes the testicle, radiation therapy after surgery to prevent the tumor from returning, or, by chemotherapy to destroy residual cancer cells.