The right testicle is sagging and larger than the left

Some mothers have found that their baby's right testicle is sagging and larger than the left one. When this happens, parents are worried because the testicles are sagging after sex, but the difference in the sagging of the two sides indicates that their development is affected, which may cause orchitis. The testicle is a very important organ for men, so why is the right testicle sagging larger than the left one?

Male testicles are naturally sagging, so male friends don't have to worry too much. However, the sagging arc of normal testicles is very small. If the testicles are sagging severely, be careful. Especially in the case of long-term sagging, be careful of orchitis. It must be reminded that male testicles are outside the body because the temperature required for sperm production is about two degrees lower than body temperature. The testicles need to maintain a constant temperature, so when the temperature is high, the scrotum will become loose, the testicles will sag and move away from the body. When the temperature is low, the scrotum will tighten and the testicles will be close to the body to maintain the required temperature. Therefore, generally speaking, male testicles sag in the summer or when taking a hot bath, and in the winter, male testicles will be tighter. Therefore, occasional testicular ptosis should be analyzed based on the individual's specific situation and may be a normal physiological reaction.

However, if the testicle droops due to abnormal conditions, be careful of orchitis, especially if the testicles droop regardless of high or low temperatures, or if they droop frequently or for a long time. Orchitis can cause testicle droop, which is abnormal droop. If you examine the affected testicle and find red and swollen skin, enlarged testicles, a feeling of drooping, and obvious tenderness, it is very likely to be orchitis. It is recommended to check and treat as soon as possible.

Through the above analysis of male testicular sagging, we can understand that male testicular sagging is most likely caused by orchitis. However, it should be analyzed based on the individual's specific situation. Do not blindly guess and take medicine to avoid bringing more trouble to yourself. If it is orchitis, it should be treated as soon as possible. Other diseases can also cause testicular sagging, so male friends need to be more careful.