Symptoms vary from person to person:

• A lump or lump in a testicle, discovered by a man on palpation. The lump is usually hard to the touch, but painless.
• A feeling of discomfort or heaviness in the scrotum (skin containing the testicles);
• The appearance of liquid in the purses;
• Pain in the bursae is much rarer;
• Swelling and tenderness of the breasts is very rarely an observed sign;
• Infertility. It is sometimes during a workup for male infertility that testicular cancer is detected.