My boyfriend has no testicles

The male testicle is the "lifeline" of men, and its key function is to produce male sperm. This American woman bit off her boyfriend's male testicle and swallowed it. If only one male testicle is gone, the metabolism of testosterone, the key growth hormone to maintain male sexual function, will obviously be reduced by half, and the level of testosterone in the blood will also decrease;

If the other testicle functions normally, normal sexual function can still be maintained. Over time, the testicle in normal condition will continue to secrete more testosterone due to the increase in compensation function.

Therefore, if only one side of a man's testicle is missing, most people can still get an erection, and they can still have children and have a good sex life as a couple.

If both testicles are gone, the level of testosterone in the blood will drop sharply or even disappear. At this time, the adrenal glands can also metabolize a small amount of testosterone, but no matter in terms of quality or quantity, it cannot compare with the testosterone metabolized by the testicles. This little testosterone cannot maintain normal male sexual function, so the ability of sexual life is inevitably lost.

Will this guy who had his testicles bitten off by a woman ever be able to restore his sexual function? In fact, many methods have been scientifically studied in medicine to deal with the sexual life problems of patients with testicular deficiency or removal. For example, injecting vascular-specific drugs into the corpus cavernosum, or implanting a genital prosthesis into the corpus cavernosum to support the genitals through surgery, etc., to help patients restore their sexual function.

Male testicles are unique to men. Their key function is to metabolize male hormones and convert them into male sperm. However, patients without male testicles cannot convert male sperm, and thus have no reproductive function. Master some basic physiological health professional knowledge. Patients without male testicles need to take hormone drugs regularly to maintain male secondary sexual characteristics, and usually need to maintain a stable lifestyle.