Radio Star Chris Stark (38) diagnosed with testicular cancer and called on everyone who has symptoms to visit their doctor as soon as possible. The moderator said he had already undergone surgery and chemotherapy to prevent the return of the disease. . According to experts There are several symptoms that could reveal the presence of this disease.
Wants to spread an enlightenment of cancer
Chris, who was moderated before arriving in the morning radio program Capital Breakfast together with Scott Mills on Radio BBC 1, talked about his diagnosis in an instagram post. “A few months ago I found out after a normal visit to a local doctor that I had testicular cancer. I want to share because I feel like an idiot that I didn’t notice it earlier“he noted.
The moderator noted that he had undergone intensive treatment in the coming months. “Although I have effectively cured and it was captured in time, I hope that Every guy who reads this today may think and go to the doctor if he notices something special. In time captured cancer is very well treatable. Even though it’s a tricky topic to interview, my story maybe will encourage someone to check and potentially save his life“he wrote.
What are the symptoms of testicular cancer?
As with all types of this disease, Even for testicular cancer, the sooner the better the one is the better. Although the most common symptom of a lump or swelling, There are other symptoms that may indicate its presence:
- Testicular that is increasing
- Heavier scrotum (may be firmer or harder)
- Discomfort or sharp pain in the testicle or scrotum
If cancer has spread, You may also experience back pain or lower abdomen. Some patients too suffer from cough, difficulty breathing, swallowing problems, swelling on the chest and weight loss.
The testicular cancer is accompanied by several symptoms. (illustration photo)
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Who should be careful?
The treatment depends on several factors including stage and degree of cancer. Most people will have to undergo surgical removal of the testicle. If, however The disease has expanded, chemotherapy or radiotherapy will also be needed.
Testicular cancer is can discover from a variety of causes. However, according to experts, the likelihood is increasing if:
- You have or are you They had unrepinched testes
- Yours Brother or father had testicular cancer
- You are suffering a disease called hypospadia in which the urethra is not at the end of your penis
- You have HIV or AIDS
Testicular cancer may occur for various causes. (illustration photo)
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You can also check at home
Your testicles You can also check in the comfort of your home. Experts have revealed several instructions that can help you:
- Check After one of their testicles
- Gently with them Move between your fingers
- Check if are not swollen or whether one is not heavier than the other
- Look for hard lumps or smooth and rounded formations
- Note Changes in size and shape
Check the testicles at least once a month, preferably in or immediately after the shower. It is advisable to seek help Even if you feel pain and discomfort in the testicle area for a long time.
