Can you still have children if your testicles are necrotic?

Testicular necrosis is a serious male disease, because the testicles play a role in providing semen in the male reproductive system. If there is a problem of testicular necrosis, it will affect the normal supply of semen. For normal men, there should be two testicles, and the two testicles are independent of each other. In fact, the disease of one testicle will not affect the existence of the other testicle. So if a man has a problem of testicular necrosis, can he still have children?

Can men with testicular necrosis still have children?

Normally, men have two testicles, which are the places where sperm is produced, but the two testicles are relatively independent and are not affected by the other. If only one testicle is removed due to testicular necrosis, the man can have a normal sexual life and produce sperm for reproduction after recovery.

However, if not treated in time, men may suffer from necrospermia and lead to infertility, a decline in sexual function or even loss of sexual function.

After orchiectomy, you must pay attention to rest and not have sexual intercourse to avoid other diseases.

What are the symptoms of testicular necrosis?

1. Common symptoms include sudden cramping in the scrotum, which causes severe lower abdominal pain, causing the body to bend and the face to turn pale.

2. Under normal circumstances, the testicles will not die for no reason. If they are twisted, they will cause swelling, pain, fever, etc.

3. Men all know the importance of testicles. They should pay attention to their hygiene, improve their physical fitness, and avoid strenuous exercise.