Patient's question:
Friend feels that his testicles seem a little smaller and is not clear how to reply. What are the symptoms of testicular atrophy?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the testicles on both sides are usually one large and one small, generally high. If there are no symptoms, there is no need to worry or perform treatment. Men with testicular atrophy may experience pain. There may also be swelling and redness of the scrotal skin, and there may be fluid accumulation inside the scrotum. White blood cell count will increase, and during a careful urine test, there may be hematuria.