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Q: Is "Third" Testicle a Tumor?

asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 24th, 2006

I have three Testicles Eggs. out of whic two are attached to each other on the left side.

The two which are attached but one can distiguseh them as two. They are becomming bigger then the normal one.

These two are for many years. I have no pain, but when I touch them one is sensitive like the normal one and the other one is not much sensitive.

I want your advise what shall I do, What kind of a doctor is right for me for further advice. Or what is your advice.

why I am worried the I have to do lot of work to get my wife pregnent. The sperms are also not much. I cannot do second time in one night. Its not that I dont have desire but the discharge of the sperms are not much and they dont discharge even I do sex for one houre.

Advice me.

Regards

Zia

Replies(1)

Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on February 5th, 2006

Sexual Health - Men Answer A265

First you should see an urologist to examine your “three” testicles. An ultrasound and spermogram must also be done. A “third”, less sensitive testicle may not be a testicle but a tumor. The quantity of sperm a count of spermatozoids present in your sperm hel determine the functionality of the testicles. You may need to see an endocrinologist specialist, too.

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