Does it matter if one testicle is higher than the other?

Testicles are very important to men because they are an organ necessary for producing sperm. If there is a problem with the testicles, men are likely to be infertile. Some male friends may find that their testicles are at different heights, with one being slightly higher than the other. At this time, male friends will definitely worry about whether they have some diseases. Next, the editor will explain to the majority of male friends whether the height of the testicles will affect fertility.

Does testicle size affect fertility?

If the testicles of adult men are too large or too small, it will affect their fertility to some extent and should be taken seriously. Generally speaking, under normal circumstances, the volume of the testicles is about 15~25 ml and the texture is relatively firm, indicating that the testicles have better spermatogenesis function.

If the testicles are small and soft, it means that the ability to produce sperm may be affected to a certain extent, thus affecting pregnancy. However, this is only a preliminary judgment and requires semen examination for analysis.

If the volume of both testicles of an adult male is less than 10 ml, it is considered microtestis, which may cause sexual dysfunction or male infertility. Too small testicles may cause spermatogenesis disorders, low sperm count or no sperm, which may lead to loss of fertility.

Physical examination and endocrine examination show that the plasma testosterone level is very low, and the male secondary sexual characteristics are underdeveloped, such as sparse beard, pubic hair, and axillary hair, low voice or childish voice, and most people have low sexual desire and sexual function.

Does small testicles affect fertility?

80% of the testis volume is seminiferous tubules, which are the "sperm processing factory" responsible for spermatogenesis. The testicular stroma accounts for only 20% of the testis volume and is where testosterone is produced. Even a small amount of testosterone can have a huge physiological effect. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that the testosterone production function of patients with small testicles caused by this kind of trauma is not necessarily affected at the same time. The patient's sexual development should not be a problem, and it will not affect the orgasm after marriage.

Therefore, the height of the testicles will not affect male fertility. As long as the size of the testicles is normal, there is no problem at all. If male friends still feel uneasy, they can go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. The answer can be obtained through semen analysis, or they can check their endocrine system and eat more sperm-producing foods, such as Cordyceps sinensis.