Grab your rocks

Use these common rock-climbing holds to check your testicles for cancer.

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Testicular Lumps

Put your fingers in between your rocks to feel all sides for any lumps. If you feel one, see your doctor.

Curl your hand around both your rocks and feel if one is clearly much larger than the other. If it is, see your doctor.

Gently cradle your rocks to feel for any tenderness and swelling. If they hurt or are abnormally large, see your doctor.

Lightly pinch your rocks to feel for softening. If they’re unusually soft and shrinking, see your doctor.

Grab a hold of the scrotum above your rocks. Use your thumb to feel along the tube for any bumps. If you feel one, see your doctor.

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer amongst young men.

It’s also the most treatable if caught early.

So we created a rock-climbing wall that helps men detect it.

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