Cancer Prevention and Education Resources
Testicular cancer most often affects men between the ages of 15 and 39. The good news is that a simple, quick, monthly testicular self-exam (TSE) can help find signs of trouble before it gets serious. When it’s detected early, testicular cancer is easy to cure.
Facts About Testicular Cancer
- Most cases of testicular cancer are found in men between the ages of 20 and 54.
- A painless lump is often the only symptom of testicular cancer in its early stages.
- Testicular cancer is almost 100% curable if caught early.
- Men can still be fertile and have children after treatment for testicular cancer.
- Treatment for testicular cancer doesn’t affect a man’s ability to have sex.
Click here to download our brochure to learn the details about how to perform a testicular self-exam and other information about testicular cancer.
More Information
People with cancer and their families sometimes need assistance coping with the emotional, financial and practical aspects of their disease. Providers of such services or downloadable materials may be found by selecting from the links listed to the right.
The Kurt O’Brien Foundation (KOBF) provides this information to help people find additional information on cancer prevention, cancer treatment, or cancer support. Our list contains many resources, but is not inclusive of all the numerous organizations and facilities available to provide services to people dealing with cancer. Inclusion in our list of resources does not imply an endorsement by KOBF. Please consult your doctor for specific medical advice.
