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BabyPrincess

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Joined: 29 Mar 2006
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Location: australia

Testicals Posted: 03-29-06 06:07am


Hi my boyfriends 21 this year an both this testicals are undecended. We are wanting to have children but are both heart broken that we cant. Is there any operation that can lower his testies, so that I can get pregnant? Thanks

mayhi

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Joined: 29 Mar 2005
Posts: 453
Location: Halifax, NS Canada

Posted: 03-29-06 08:14am


Hi there, yes you can have an operation for undecended testicles. Talk to your doctor about it and he/she will tell you all about it. It is just day surgery and then he can go home. He just needs to take it easy for a few days as he will be very sore. I have a cousin who has had it done 2 times and it is fine now. He was born a preemie baby, and he had one testicle that didnt drop. Everything is fine now. Good luck.

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