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28 Oct 2026
New website launch at BTUK
Exciting times! If you haven’t already noticed, we have a brand new website! Woohoo! Continue reading to find out what's new and what's still to come!
Read moreTesticular cancer awareness
Have the GUTS to check your NUTS.
Baggy Trousers UK raises awareness of testicular cancer and supports those affected with practical, emotional and peer support.
Registered Charity 1160724
Survivor-Led
Worried about a lump, symptom or diagnosis?
We're here to help you navigate the journey.
A mission born from experience
"I started this because I didn't want anyone to feel as alone as I did."
Baggy Trousers UK was founded by Jack Broadley, a survivor who saw a real gap in support for men with testicular cancer. We're not a corporate machine. We don't just hand out cold, clinical leaflets or give you impersonal information and send you on your way.
We're a community of people who've been there, who get it, who truly understand what you're going through — and who are here to talk you through it.
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People Supported
130+
Talks Delivered
£150k+
Funds Raised
2,000
Awareness Packs
How we make a difference
We focus on three core areas to ensure no man faces testicular cancer alone.
Awareness
Educating young men and families about the signs and symptoms of testicular cancer.
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Every pound raised goes directly towards our awareness campaigns and support services. Help us reach more men today.
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6 May 2025
Let’s Talk About Sex (After Testicular Cancer)
Alright lads let’s get into it. You’ve had testicular cancer. That’s no small thing and the fact you’re on the other side of it means you’re a fighter, a winner, and a legend in the game. But what about sex now?
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General
29 Jan 2025
What to Expect from Scans and Tests: CT or MRI Scan
The first few stages of a testicular cancer diagnosis will usually involve an ultrasound scan and blood tests. We covered what you can expect from those tests in the previous blogs in this series. If the combined results of these tests suggest that a lump or abnormality may be cancerous, further investigation will be required.
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