Why do testicles move?

Many male friends are generally confused, that is, sometimes the testicles move by themselves, but there are no other symptoms of discomfort, and male friends do not take it seriously. But what kind of situation does the testicle movement belong to? If the testicles want to move, can our body control it by itself? Or is our body simply uncontrollable? So many people want to figure out what is going on with the testicles moving?

Let's first talk about the testicles. The testicles are a very important reproductive organ for men. They are usually located in the scrotum. The surface of the testicles has a hard fibrous membrane called the white membrane. The testicles contain many seminiferous tubules, which can produce sperm. Sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg. The production of sperm is generally affected by temperature or many other factors.

There are two types of muscles that control the testicles. The first is smooth muscle and the other is skeletal muscle. Smooth muscle is generally not controlled by humans, so if it is smooth muscle, it is not controlled by the human body. But skeletal muscle can be controlled by human consciousness. If you raise your arms, these are all controlled by human consciousness. If the testicles move by themselves, it is because the smooth muscle that controls it is stimulated, so you can't control it at all.

The testicles move mainly because the smooth muscles that control them are stimulated, so they are not controlled by the human body. The testicles are a relatively important male reproductive organ, so you must observe them carefully. If you have an inflammatory reaction, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time. If you fail to receive treatment in time, it will have a certain impact on future reproduction. You must pay attention to it in your daily life.