Patient's question:
I've noticed in recent days that my testicles are of different sizes. Is it possible that something is wrong? Will the difference in size affect fertility? Does a difference in testicle size affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
The testicles of males are generally slightly larger on the right side than on the left. When measured by length, width, and thickness, the right testicle averages 3.38 cm x 2.37 cm x 1.78 cm, while the left averages 3.30 cm x 2.27 cm x 1.71 cm. Even among individuals of the same age group, there is a significant variation in testicle size. However, in adult males, if the testicular volume is greater than 15 ml, their function is considered normal. Clinical examinations can be used to determine whether one's testicles are of normal size and volume.