Patient's question:
Is the testicle of a two-month-old baby very large?Doctor's answer:
Naturally, the testicles on both sides of a male are not the same size. Often, the right testicle is larger than the left, and its position is slightly lower than that of the left. This is a normal phenomenon, as the testicles themselves have a regulatory function. If the difference in size between the two testicles is significant, it may indicate congenital underdevelopment of one testicle, which could lead to swelling. In such cases, it is important to seek treatment at a relevant hospital promptly.