Why is one egg bigger than the other?

Men's testicles belong to the male's internal reproductive organs and are located below the male genitals. Normal men have two testicles, located on the left and right sides of the scrotum. Generally speaking, the size of these two testicles is the same when touched by hand, and the human eye can hardly distinguish the size. Some people have one testicle larger than the other, one higher than the other. If the difference is not big, it is normal! For normal men, the right testicle is slightly larger than the left, and the right testicle is usually higher than the left. As long as the size of both sides is within the normal range, it is a normal situation and will not affect the male's sexual function or pregnancy. However, if it is abnormally large or small, there is a problem.

Why is it that one man's testicles are bigger than the other?

1 Sometimes there is unintentional trauma, and the testicle is affected by the trauma, but the patient himself may not be aware of it until the testicle becomes larger than the other. Due to the trauma, one side of the testicle has insufficient blood supply, edema, and bleeding, which causes the testicle on one side to gradually lack blood supply, shrink, and the other side becomes significantly smaller.

2 Some men have one testicle that is larger than the other since childhood. One testicle is not big and feels soft when touched, while the other testicle is quite large. The size difference between the two testicles is very obvious. This is due to congenital underdevelopment of one testicle and poor congenital growth and development, which has an impact on the human body and fertility. It is recommended to go to the hospital for outpatient treatment as soon as possible.

3 Some boys had other inflammations in childhood, and they developed orchitis. The virus in the body invaded the testicles, causing inflammation of the testicles, destroying the spermatic squamous epithelial cells in the testicles, resulting in insufficient blood supply and oxygen to the testicles, shrinkage of one side of the testicle, and the occurrence of one testicle being larger than the other.

FAQ: If the testicles have always been normal, symmetrical, and there is nothing wrong with the body, but the body suddenly develops a fever for unknown reasons, and then one side of the testicle becomes significantly enlarged and painful to touch, you may have orchitis or epididymitis. If the testicle is larger than the other, and if it is recent and the symptoms are more obvious, it is likely caused by a testicular disease, such as testicular tumors and tuberculosis. It is best to go to the hospital for immediate examination and treatment, otherwise it may lead to infertility in adulthood.