Patient's question:
I had a circumcision surgery two years ago. At first, there wasn't much discomfort, but later I noticed that the sizes of my left and right testicles were different. I thought this was normal, but it hasn't changed for a long time, and the left one is bent quite severely. What should I do about the unequal size of the testicles?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, the left testicle is slightly smaller than the right testicle, but the difference is not significant. If the testicles are of unequal size with a larger difference, it indicates inflammation of the testicles. Is this due to congenital testicular underdevelopment or caused by a postnatal disease? It is necessary to determine this as soon as possible. Only by doing so can effective treatment be obtained. The testicles are the most important male reproductive organs, and any further issues can affect normal male sexual function.