How to prevent testicular cancer

Testicular cancer occurs in testicular tissue and is a common tumor symptom in male urology, which seriously affects male health. Its cause is relatively complex and relatively rare in clinical practice. Testicular cancer is generally malignant and has great harm, so male friends should pay attention to preventing testicular cancer in their daily lives. Here is an introduction to how to prevent testicular cancer.

Testicular cancer can be prevented in the following ways:

1. Prevent testicular injury.

First, we must prevent accidental injuries to the testicles in daily life, such as riding a bicycle, and try to reduce pressure on the testicles. Second, we must also prevent injuries to the testicles during sexual intercourse to avoid intense processes that may damage the fragile testicles and lay the hidden dangers of disease.

2. Keep the testicles clean.

When taking a bath, you should pay attention to cleaning the testicles. Even if you don’t take a bath, you should clean the testicle area regularly, especially the area covered by the foreskin, to prevent bacterial growth.

3. Self-examination of testicular diseases.

The best time to do a self-examination is after taking a shower, especially after rinsing your genitals with warm water. At this time, the skin is soft. Touch your scrotum with your hand. If you feel dull pain, swelling, or obvious asymmetry between the left and right testicles, you should be alert and seek medical attention promptly.

4. Eat less foods containing ochratoxin A.

Ochratoxin is an important carcinogen that can easily induce testicular cancer. It is mainly produced by fungi that grow on grains and coffee beans. Therefore, grains that have become moldy should never be eaten.

Combined with the above preventive measures, I hope that the majority of male friends can do a good job of prevention in their lives and protect themselves.