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does this effect my future
i am a 20 yr male i started to build my body by going to gym i did the exercises in the gym for 1 month without supporters and now two days back i realised tht one of my testicles has been hanging lower then the other so would it effect my future sex life or whetheer wat treatment should i take should i continue the gym with the supporter or wat pls reply immediately
but before i was execising it was in the same level now the right one is lower then the left one
Hi
In most men (90 %), the left testicle is lower than the right. Rest have either the right testicle higher or both are at the same level.
What was the position of the testes before you started exercising and has it changed after the excercise?
The more important thing is that both the testes should be similar in size, shape, location, or consistency and you should not be having any pain or abnormal swelling in the scrotal area.
Scrotal support is usually indicated for protection against trauma, support incase of scrotal/urological abnormalities (e.g. varicocele etc) or post surgeries. It is not routinely used during exercise if there are no physical (urological) abnormalities.
You should consult your doctor if you are worried. He can perform a physical examination and reassure you if everything is normal or suggest treatment, if required.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards
In most men (90 %), the left testicle is lower than the right. Rest have either the right testicle higher or both are at the same level.
What was the position of the testes before you started exercising and has it changed after the excercise?
The more important thing is that both the testes should be similar in size, shape, location, or consistency and you should not be having any pain or abnormal swelling in the scrotal area.
Scrotal support is usually indicated for protection against trauma, support incase of scrotal/urological abnormalities (e.g. varicocele etc) or post surgeries. It is not routinely used during exercise if there are no physical (urological) abnormalities.
You should consult your doctor if you are worried. He can perform a physical examination and reassure you if everything is normal or suggest treatment, if required.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards
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