The left testicle is lower than the right

Male friends are very concerned about the shape of their reproductive organs, even the length. If they find that the left testicle is lower than the right one, they will become more anxious, always worrying that they have some men's diseases. However, some people have this situation because of physiological reasons, not caused by diseases. Some patients are also caused by epididymitis.

1. Cause male friends to lose their fertility: If epididymitis is not treated for a long time or cannot be cured for a long time, it will cause azoospermia or dead sperm, thereby causing infertility and making male friends lose their fertility. Not only that, the inflammation can also be transmitted to women, causing serious gynecological diseases.

2. Cause loss of male sexual function: Epididymitis can cause a decline in male sexual function. In severe cases, it can also lead to loss of sexual function, causing great trouble to the couple's sex life.

3. Leading to the occurrence of other diseases: Epididymitis can also induce other serious diseases, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, varicocele, nephritis, endocrine diseases, etc. If the situation is more serious, it can also cause malignant tumors and threaten the life safety of male friends.

5. Leading to the occurrence of azoospermia: The diseased epididymis will become enlarged and form an epididymal nodule. If it is serious, it will also form abscesses, affecting the skin of the scrotum. In addition, it will cause unclear testicular boundaries and thickening of the vas deferens. If both sides of the epididymis are tuberculous, it will also cause azoospermia and lead to infertility.

1. Causes men to develop other complications, such as prostatitis, varicocele, urinary tract infection, etc.

2. If orchitis is not treated for a long time, it will directly affect men's sexual ability, reduce the quality of their sexual life, and in severe cases, it will cause men to completely lose their sexual ability.

3. Induce male infertility. The testicles are the only place for sperm production. If a man suffers from orchitis and does not receive timely treatment, it will directly cause problems with sperm production and lead to abnormal semen, such as necrospermia and azoospermia, thus causing men to be unable to conceive.

5. If men suffer from orchitis and leave it untreated, their spouses will also suffer from gynecological diseases. Since the inflammation is not treated for a long time, these inflammatory bacteria will enter the female reproductive organs during sexual intercourse, thereby infecting the female reproductive organs and inducing women to suffer from gynecological diseases.