London, Apr 7 (ANI): Ronan Keating has said that he was in a "mess" when he was confronted with a testicular cancer scare on a holiday recently.
The Boyzone singer said that he "panicked" when he discovered a lump on his testicles during a holiday to South Africa.The 32-year-old crooner said that he was a bundle of nerves for two weeks, before he visited his doctor for a check-up and was given an all-clear chit.
The 'If Tomorrow Never Comes' hitmaker made the above comments during an interview with the BBC's Newsnight current affairs programme for a special episode focusing on cancer.
"I was in South Africa on holidays with my family. I found a lump, I panicked," The Telegraph quoted Keating as telling the show's presenter Gavin Esler.
He added: "I called my doctor and he said: "listen, relax, don't worry about it - as soon as you get home, get it checked.
"So I did, and it was fine, a small cyst almost, very regular. But you know, for those two weeks on holidays I was a mess."
Keating is now greatly associated with promoting awareness of the disease and is urging men to seek medical advice if they suspect they have fallen victim to it.
He said: "Men have to wake up to testicular cancer.
"None of us wants to go to the doctor, and you know, drop your trousers and get your testicles checked." (ANI)
The Boyzone singer said that he "panicked" when he discovered a lump on his testicles during a holiday to South Africa.The 32-year-old crooner said that he was a bundle of nerves for two weeks, before he visited his doctor for a check-up and was given an all-clear chit.
The 'If Tomorrow Never Comes' hitmaker made the above comments during an interview with the BBC's Newsnight current affairs programme for a special episode focusing on cancer.
"I was in South Africa on holidays with my family. I found a lump, I panicked," The Telegraph quoted Keating as telling the show's presenter Gavin Esler.
He added: "I called my doctor and he said: "listen, relax, don't worry about it - as soon as you get home, get it checked.
"So I did, and it was fine, a small cyst almost, very regular. But you know, for those two weeks on holidays I was a mess."
Keating is now greatly associated with promoting awareness of the disease and is urging men to seek medical advice if they suspect they have fallen victim to it.
He said: "Men have to wake up to testicular cancer.
"None of us wants to go to the doctor, and you know, drop your trousers and get your testicles checked." (ANI)
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