Why do I have three testicles?

The male testicle is located in the scrotum, one on the upper and one on the lower, usually the left one is slightly lower than the right one by 1 cm. The male testicle is slightly flattened oval, with a smooth surface, and is classified into two sides, front and back edges, and upper and lower sides. Its outer edge is mineral acid; blood vessels, nerves and lymphatic vessels enter and exit the edge, and touch the male testicular part of the epididymal cyst and ejaculatory duct. The upper part and the edge are attached to the head of the epididymal cyst, and the lower part is mineral acid. The outer edge is more convex, and the inner edge is flatter. The male testicle grows and develops rapidly with estrus, and shrinks and shrinks in the elderly with the decline of male sexual function. What is the reason for the three male testicles?

Check whether the two are connected. There may be problems such as hernia or fluid, rather than an extra testicle as you think. Implementation advice: If there are indeed three testicles, it is polytestis. Polytestis is very rare. It means that in addition to two normal testicles in the scrotum, there is one or more additional testicles in one side of the scrotum. The additional testicles of polytestis may have normal epididymal cysts and ejaculatory ducts, and have the ability to produce sperm, or have an epididymal cyst and ejaculatory duct with normal testicles.

Testicular disease and damage

1. Cause male friends to lose their reproductive function: If epididymitis cannot be treated for a long time or is not cured, it will lead to azoospermia or necrospermia, which will lead to infertility and make male friends lose their reproductive function. It is worth mentioning that the inflammation will continue to infect women and cause more serious gynecological diseases.

2. Cause male sexual dysfunction: Epididymitis can cause male sexual function to decline. If it is more serious, it can continue to cause male sexual dysfunction, causing great trouble to the couple's sexual life.

3. Cause the occurrence of other diseases: Epididymitis will continue to cause other more serious diseases, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, varicose veins, nephritis, endocrine diseases, etc. If the situation is serious, it will continue to lead to malignant tumors and threaten the personal safety of male friends.

4. Causes the occurrence of azoospermia: The diseased epididymal cyst will become swollen and produce epididymal nodules. If it is more serious, it will continue to produce cysts, affecting the skin of the scrotum. In addition, it will continue to cause unclear testicular junctions and enlargement and thickening of the ejaculatory ducts. If both sides of the epididymal cysts are tuberculous, it will continue to cause azoospermia and then cause infertility.