Testicular cancer is one the most common cancer in males aged between 15 and 45 There are approximately 60 men diagnosed with testicular cancer - a growth or tumour in the testicle - each year in Northern Ireland A simple regular check - testicular self-examination (ideally when in the bath or shower) - could help you to detect the early signs of the disease* Check for: Small lumps, swelling, tenderness, a sensation of dragging or heaviness in the scrotum, a dull ache in the lower abdomen or groin * Most lumps are benign but a few can be cancerous and should be treated immediately. Only a doctor can tell you which should be investigated further * Males born with an undescended or partly descended testicle are more likely to develop testicular cancer * Information courtesy of Action Cancer. To call the Action Cancer helpline, phone 028 9080 3344 or email healthpromotion@actioncancer.org.