Patient's question:
A few days ago, my girlfriend touched my lower body and said that my testicles felt a bit off, not quite normal, and she was worried it might interfere with future fertility. What is the standard size of normal testicles?Doctor's answer:
In our country, if an adult male's testicular major axis length is greater than 3.5 cm, it is considered normal. The adult testicular length is within 3.5-6 cm, width within 2.3-4 cm, and thickness within 2-2.8 cm, with each testicle weighing approximately 16-67 grams. Under normal conditions, the left testicle is about 0.5 cm lower than the right. The two testicles are not perfectly symmetrical, with one being slightly larger or taller than the other. If the difference is uneven, it is considered normal. Regarding your girlfriend's views on male testicles, do not take her opinions as actual experience. If there are any issues, have a magnetic resonance examination performed at the hospital.