2024-07-03 15:38:31
Doctors advise young girls and boys to examine themselves once a month. Because of this benign practice, around 1/3 of testicular and breast cancer can be detected.
Self-examination can save lives! And it’s not just about women and you have cancer. It is also recommended that men do the operation to identify potential testicular cancer. 1/3 of these cancers can be identified by self-examination. This involves palpating these parts of the body, about once a month, to make sure that no lumps or pain are visible.
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For women, the operation must be done every month at about the same time of the cycle from the age of 20. From the age of 50, it is also advisable to do regular mammograms to continue screening for a disease that starts around the age of 50 in a large number of cases.
For men, self-examination is recommended from the age of 14. Testicular cancer is actually a cancer that appears between the ages of 15 and 35.
The cure rates for testicular cancer are quite high: 98% when the diagnosis is made at the age of 20, 94% if the diagnosis occurs after the age of 60. Monitoring is still important.
There are screening and prevention systems abroad. If you have the slightest doubt or the slightest pain during palpation, consult a doctor!
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