What to do if the testicles are too small? People should pay attention to it.

Testicles are extremely important to men, and they directly affect the quality of their sex life. If a man has small testicles, he will feel very inferior. After all, testicles play a very important role in the next generation. If the testicles are too small, many people want to know what to do if the testicles are too small?

The testicles are responsible for the production of sperm, so if they become smaller, it means that your fertility will decline or even become infertile. The smaller the testicles, the greater the possibility of no sperm and the greater the possibility of not being able to produce offspring. The normal testicle size of yellow men is 15-25 ml per side, the testicle size of white men is about 20-30 ml, and the testicles of Africans are larger. If it is less than 12 ml, it may lead to low spermatogenesis, and even smaller testicles will lead to loss of fertility.

The Chinese medicine formula for activating sperm and nurturing children selects top-grade Cistanche deserticola and combines it with many precious medicinal materials from Qianling. It has significant therapeutic effects on infertility symptoms such as oligospermia, azoospermia, weak sperm, and asthenospermia. Commonly used Western medicine treatment methods: For oligospermia caused by abnormal endocrine function, some patients can take clomiphene to increase sperm count, 25 mg per day, take it for 25 days a month, stop for 5 days, and a course of treatment lasts for 6-12 months.

We should take good care of our testicles to prevent diseases. During puberty, boys aged 10 to 12 usually grow pubic hair, their testicles enlarge, and begin to have the ability to produce sperm. If one testicle is larger than the other, it is normal as long as the difference is not particularly large. Pay more attention to observe the changes in your testicles. At this stage, you should prevent mumps, commonly known as "mumps". The mumps virus can invade the testicles and cause damage to the seminiferous tubules. Studies show that about 30% of men aged 13-18 who suffer from mumps will have orchitis. Avoid soaking in hot springs and saunas for a long time, and wear less tight pants that are not conducive to heat dissipation in the groin.