context: The most common first symptom of testicular cancer is the enlargement of the second testis (which also occurs in testicular epithelium). The testicle may have lumps, or the testicle may harden. Often testicular cancer is also associated with the presence of blood in the semen. One of the symptoms of testicular cancer is testicular pain, although testicular cancer can often be painless.
question: How can testicular cancer be detected?
answers.text: is the enlargement of the second testis (which also occurs in testicular epithelium). The testicle may have lumps, or the testicle may harden. Often testicular cancer is also associated with the presence of blood in the semen. One of the symptoms of testicular cancer is testicular pain