I am a 30-year-old man devastated after a recent diagnosis of testicular cancer, following me noticing a lump in my right testicle while showering.

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.

Dr G talks about testicular cancer.

As Dr G is featuring a testicular cancer awareness campaign for the month of Movember, I hope to use this opportunity to raise concerns about testicular swellings that have been bothering me.

What exactly is microlithiasis? How do microcalcifications form in the testicles? Dr G has the answers.

In the spirit of Pink October, I am hoping you can help me with some troubling matters on my chest.

Dear Dr G, October is generally dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness and as such, it is called Pink October

I understand that October is dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness, commonly known as Pink October. However, I'm curious if the general public is aware that breast cancer can also affect men.

I'm a 42-year-old who has been married for many years.

I AM emailing in desperation, as a middle-aged man recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.

I understand you are dedicating the whole month of September to prostate cancer and sexual health.

DEAR Dr G, I am in my mid-50s and lost my wife during the first wave of Covid five years ago. I only began dating again in recent years, and am now happily attached to a partner who is considerably younger than me. We are very compatible in both our lifestyle and sexual desires.