case of undesended testicles?
957439
I don;t think it matters much. I had a buddy whose little brother had only one come down and he had an operation when he was a little older to yank it down into the sack  and he's got three kids now.
444231
you can have a third testicle but it should not have just appeared. Go see a doctor, do not allow them to perform a biopsy, if the cells inside the tumor are cancerous cutting a piece out will allow them to spread inside your body. If it is a tumor have the whole thing removed. Also testicles have a soft fleshy mass attached to them where the mature sperm is stored, feel all three and if one feels different then good chance it isn't a testicle.
6584
your testicles are supposed to hang at different levels so that they do not rub together when you walk. i dont know why one would be bigger than the other, except to say that many men probably are the sme way. >shrug<
388242
No- a enuch cannot reproduce as  the testicles have either been removed (deliberately or by accident) or are otherwise non-functional.
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If you find a lump on your testicle, see a doctor, preferably a urologist, right away. The abnormality may not be cancer, it may just be an infection. But if it is testicular cancer, it will spread if it is not stopped by treatment. Waiting and hoping will not fix anything. Please note that free floating lumps in the scrotum that are not attached in any way to a testicle are not testicular cancer. When in doubt, get it checked out - if only for peace of mind.\n\nHow to do a self examination of the testicles:\n*Stand in front of a mirror. Check for any swelling on the scrotal skin. \n*Examine each testicle with both hands. Place the index and middle fingers under the testicle with the thumbs placed on top. Roll the testicle gently between the thumbs and fingers -- you shouldn't feel any pain when doing the exam. Don't be alarmed if one testicle seems slightly larger than the other, that's normal. \n*Find the epididymis, the soft, tubelike structure behind the testicle that collects and carries sperm. If you are familiar with this structure, you won't mistake it for a suspicious lump. Cancerous lumps usually are found on the sides of the testicle but can also show up on the front. Lumps on the epididymis are not cancerous. \n*Other signs of testicular cancer to keep in mind are: \nAny enlargement of a testicle \nA significant loss of size in one of the testicles \nA feeling of heaviness in the scrotum \nA dull ache in the lower abdomen or in the groin \nA sudden collection of fluid in the scrotum \nPain or discomfort in a testicle or in the scrotum \nEnlargement or tenderness of the breasts \n\nI hesitate to mention the following list, since anything out of the ordinary down there should prompt a visit to the doctor, but you should be aware that the following symptoms are not normally signs of testicular cancer:\nA pimple, ingrown hair or rash on the scrotal skin \nA free floating lump in the scrotum, seemingly not attached to anything \nA lump on the epidiymis or tubes coming from the testicle that kind of feels like a third testicle \nPain or burning during urination \nBlood in the urine or semen \nhttp://tcrc.acor.org/tcexam.html...
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One testicle short in itself is not dangerous.But if the unseen testicle has not decended into scrotum but stays in its original embryonic place, the abdomen it can turn malignant(cancerous)in later life.An abdominal ultrasound scan is needed.And if one testis is undecended it is either surgically brought into scrotum or is removed.We have not come accross a male having too many testes.
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it is really rare, but usually the doctors will detect at birth, because as they are doing the APGAR they usually do an abdominal examination, and it will feel like a papable mass. This condtion can usually occur with undescended testes, so if they are looking they will find that to in the abdomen
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Please let me put your mind at rest.Testicular cysts are called epidydymal cysts and they are benign .They are nothing to worry about.If they are causing you too much discomfort then they can be surgically removed during an outpatient procedure.However there is no guarantee that they will not grow again.\nThere are many men who have similar problems and I suggest that if you need reassurance then look up the following on the internet.
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"There was a midget down in Texas who complained to his buddy that his testicles ached almost all the time. As he was always complaining about his problem, his friend finally suggested that he go to a doctor to see what could be done to relieve the problem. The midget took his advice and went to the doctor and told him what the problem was. \n\nThe doctor told him to drop his pants and he would have a look. The midget dropped his pants. The doctor put him up onto the examining table, and started to examine him. The doc put one finger under his left testicle and told the midget to turn his head and cough-the usual method to check for a hernia. "Aha!" the doc and putting his finger under the right testicle, he asked the midget to cough again. "Aha!" said the doctor and reached for his surgical scissors. Snip, snip, snip, snip on the right side then snip, snip, snip, snip, snip, snip, snip on the left side. \n\nThe midget was so scared he was afraid to look, but noted with amazement that the snipping did not hurt. The doctor then told the midget to get dressed and see if they still ached. \n\nThe midget was absolutely delighted as he walked around the doc's office and discovered his testicles were no longer aching. "Gee, what did you do, Doc?" he asked. \n\nThe doc replied, "I cut two inches off the tops of your cowboy boots.""
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Actually I have this problem and despite not being a doctor there is still hope for people who have non-obstructive azoospermia. I am still looking for an answer for my own problem.  They found sperm in me and one fertilized an oocyte from my wife using a procedure ICSI at a clinic. ICSI is (intra-cellular-sperm-injection…I may be wrong on what it stands for but I know I am close).  Unfortunately the after fertilization the developing clump of cells (help me here medical people) was not viable for transfer (it stopped dividing). By the way… getting your testicles operated on for Sperm retrieval really is not that painful.  The anxiety for me was the most difficult part. \n\nDon’t settle for losing hope.\n\nAzoospermia that is non-obstructive (NOA) can be caused by many different things.  Many people who have NOA have sperm retrieval that is viable for ICSI.  In short I got please email me and I would like to discuss the issue with you.  Respond to my answer and give me your email address. I will email you more info. \n\nTHE TOP DOCTOR I believe in the US if not in the world for treating NOA is Dr. Peter Schlegel from Cornell.\nThe treatment for NOA is described here:\n\nhttp://www.cornellurology.com/uro/cornell/infertility/srt/azoospermia.shtml\n\nHere is the info on Schlegel\nhttp://www.cornellurology.com/uro/cornell/faculty/schlegel.html\n\nObviously you know there are 2 categories of azoospermia \n1. Obstructive Azoospermia (read about it elsewhere)\n\n2. Non-obstructive Azoospermia\n-Obstructive can be cause by an absence of the vas deferens or retrograde ejaculation.  Basically this has many successful treatment options because the problem is simple a plumbing issue.  One way or another obstructive azoospermia patients often can have sperm extracted for assisted reproduction.\n-The shit really hits the fan when you find out that you have NOA or non-obstructive azoospermia.  This can be caused by a myriad of things such as:\n-Genetic abnormalities:Klienfelter's XXY , Y chromosome micro-deletions or other genetic anomalies that are currently unidentified as causes of azoospermia\n-Damage to testis: 1 Exposure to radiation (chemotherapy does a number on spermatogenesis) 2 Exposure to chemicals that disrupt spermatogenesis or kill the primary germ cells in the testis  3 Traumatic injury to the testis (i.e. torsion)\n-Infections Mumps (for some reason it knocks out the germ cells of the testis0\n-Other:-Variocele (normally doesn’t cause azoospermia) -Endocrine abnormalities or problems related to hormones affecting spermatogenesis -Undescended Testis damages the testing\n\nCurrent NOA treatments involve ruling out all possible causes and for some a TESE procedure for sperm retrieval is done if there is a good chance for finding viable sperm for fertilization of oocytes (assuming your wife or partner would go through hormone stimulation and egg retrieval) it costs big bucks!\n\n\nExperimental treatments that could be solutions to NOA in the future.  (Don’t hold your breath and don’t get too excited as no-one really wants to have children that are deformed or go through procedures that are have only been tested in animals)\n-In vitro spermatogenesis (assuming you have round spermatid or germ cells)\n-Germinal cell transplantation (not sure if it would be your kids anymore though)\n-The use of round spermatids for ICSI fertilization has been documented in a small number of cases. However, I wouldn’t want to risk having a deformed child by doing this.\n-Stem-cell therapy\n-Genetic therapy (not anytime soon)
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This shouldn't be a problem. Many guys have this especially when they are having sex and they are about to climax.\n\nMake sure that your testicle does not remain in your body. That is to say, your testicle should return back in the scrotum shortly.\n\nNonetheless, it might not be a bad idea to have this checked in your next physical.\n\nGood Luck!
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Sure, don’t worry!\nIt just is an anatomic factor where the left testicle can be greater and longer.\nThere’s no exact reason for that and somebody think it’s a way to avoid their collision during our movements.
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Bull's testicles..really
23078
lack of blood flow to the scrotum
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Yes. Unless your less than 10, and maybe they just haven't dropped yed.  \n\nIt sounds like receded testicles.  Not sure about the sweating though... pretty creepy.
1083655
it might be because of your 3 testicles
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It is possible that you had some sort of issue as a child such as retracted or udescended testicles, which can cut off the circulation and hinder sperm production.  I would see a urologist about it.