Introduction to preventive measures for testicular cancer

Testicular cancer occurs in testicular tissue and is a common tumor symptom in male urology. Its cause is relatively complex and relatively rare in clinical practice. Testicular cancer is almost always malignant, so male friends should actively prevent testicular cancer in their daily lives. Here are some preventive measures for testicular cancer.

Testicular cancer can be prevented in three ways:

First, you should be positive. Personality has a great impact on the testicles. Because the testicle area belongs to the endocrine system, personality can easily affect it. Clinical investigations have found that a large number of people with testicular hyperplasia or tumors have negative personalities, are not cheerful, and have long-term depression. You should pay attention to reasonably venting your emotions in life, not suppressing yourself, and being good at thinking about problems positively. For example, actively seek solutions to problems instead of waiting for them to be solved.

Second, keep a regular work and rest schedule and avoid working in polluted air. In addition, stay away from radiation machines: for example, computers, induction cookers, microwave ovens, and mobile phones should be kept away from sleeping areas; stay away from noisy places.

Third, in terms of diet, foods grown or raised with hormones are the most dangerous. Foods such as grilled, fried, deep-fried, and overly greasy foods are also the root causes of tumors; some foods grown with pesticides and chemical fertilizers should also be avoided. Overnight meals should not be eaten, as they contain carcinogenic nitrites. You should eat more root vegetables: such as sweet potatoes and taro grown underground, corn, chestnuts, etc.; meat should be mainly white meat, followed by red meat: fish is white and pork is red.