Male testicles are large and small

"Dan Dan" is a more implicit name for male testicles, which are very important male reproductive organs. Semen is produced in men's testicles. Therefore, if there is something wrong with the testicles, the possible consequence is infertility. In daily life, some men find that their testicles are different in size, one is larger than the other, and they worry about testicular disease. So, what is the reason for a man's testicles to be larger than the other? Let's take a look.

Some people have one testicle that is larger than the other, or one that is higher than the other. If the difference is not too big, it is normal.

The testicles are located in the scrotum, one on each side, and the left side is generally 1 cm lower than the right side. The testicles are slightly flattened elliptical, with a smooth surface, divided into inner and outer sides, front and back edges, and upper and lower ends. The front edge is free; the back edge has blood vessels, nerves and lymphatic vessels entering and exiting, and is in contact with the epididymis and the testicular part of the vas deferens. The upper end and the back edge are attached to the epididymis head, and the lower end is free. The outer side is convex, and the inner side is flat. The testicles grow rapidly with sexual maturity, and shrink and become smaller with the decline of sexual function in old age.

Testicular disease hazards

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.

4. 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, which will lead to infertility.

Testicular Health

The testicles must be below body temperature to produce normal sperm. The testicles are first formed in the embryo, and during the embryonic development process, the testicles gradually begin to move down until they reach their final position. If some babies develop abnormally, and after they are born, their testicles have not descended to where they should be, surgery is required. If surgery is not performed, testicular cancer may occur. And it must be done early. If the age is over a certain level, the testicles may become too high and the man may lose his fertility. Similarly, if a man often wears tight underwear, the testicles are tightly wrapped in the underwear, and the temperature is the same as the body temperature, which will affect the quality and quantity of sperm, and thus affect reproductive ability.

When the weather is hot, the testicles will droop. When the weather is cold, the testicles will shrink and move closer to the body. When approaching orgasm, the testicles will also rise closer to the body due to muscle contraction.