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Testicular Cancer Explained: symptoms, stages and treatment

Welcome to this episode of Cancer: Explained with guest host Dr Ranj. In this episode, Dr Ranj is joined by testicular cancer expert, Dr Narveed Sarwar, to take an in depth look at the symptoms and treatment of testicular cancer - including a breakdown of how it is treated, stage by stage. Whether you're looking to learn more about testicular cancer or seeking trusted information for yourself or someone you love, this video offers expert insights and advice from Macmillan Cancer Support. 🔍 Topics Covered: o What is testicular cancer? o Symptoms o Diagnosing testicular cancer o Stages o Treatment o Ryan’s Story 00:00 Introduction 00:35 What is testicular cancer? (men, trans women, assigned male at birth) 01:19 What are the symptoms? (lump, swelling, pain) 01:45 Tests to diagnose testicular cancer (exam, ultrasound, referral, next steps) 04:57 Stages explained (early stage, locally advanced, advanced) 05:50 Ryan’s Story 06:05 Ryan’s story: life before diagnosis 06:30 Ryan’s story: symptoms 08:40 Ryan’s story: diagnosis 08:52 Treatment’s for testicular cancer (removal, surveillance, chemotherapy) 12:37 Ryan’s story: cancer treatment 13:25 Ryan’s story: cancer treatment side effects 14:00 Ryan’s story: the emotional side effects 14:28 Ryan’s story: where he is now 15:55 Symptoms and recap 16:08 Get Support (Macmillan helpline and website) 18:17 Outro (like, comment, subscribe) 💚 At Macmillan Cancer Support, we’re doing whatever it takes to help people with cancer get the best care and support in the UK. For more information about testicular cancer, visit: 👉 https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-i... All of Macmillan’s Cancer Information content is PIF Tick certified, so it's clear, reliable and reviewed by experts: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-i... Learn more about how Macmillan supports people through cancer treatment: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-i... Subscribe for more cancer information, advice and support.