Dear Dr. G,
I am a 30-year-old man whose life crumbled after being diagnosed with testicular cancer two years ago. During an intimate moment, my wife noticed a lump in my right testicle. At first, I wasn't worried about testicular cancer, as I never believed that cancer could happen to young men. However, as the lump grew bigger and my concern increased, I decided to see a doctor.
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Dr George Lee
Dr George Lee is a consultant Urologist and Clinical Associate Professor whose professional interest is in men’s health. This column is a forum to help men debunk the myths and taboos on men’s issues that may be too “hard” to mention. You can send him questions at askdrg@thestar.com.my
