Key Facts

• Will Reeve, 34, found a lump in his left testicle and was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
• He had an orchiectomy in May to remove the affected testicle.
• The cancer was embryonal carcinoma, a fast-growing type common in younger adults.
• In June, he had another surgery to remove lymph nodes to stop cancer spread.
• Some removed lymph nodes contained cancer cells, so he had two chemotherapy cycles starting in July.
• During chemotherapy, he used cold capping to help prevent hair loss.
• Side effects he experienced included bone pain, ringing in ears, night sweats, blood clots, and headaches.
• He finished treatment by the end of July and shared his story to raise awareness about testicular cancer.