Patient's question:
More than a year into marriage, our marital life has been harmonious. But I've noticed that my testicles have been slightly ascending. However, there's no pain or discomfort, and urination is normal. It hasn't affected my sexual function either. I'd like to consult about what's causing this testicular ascent—is it possible that there's another issue with my reproductive organs?Doctor's answer:
After more than a year of marriage, if the sexual life is not harmonious, urination is normal, and there are no other problems, but if the position of the testicles has risen, then it needs to be considered whether it is due to low testosterone levels or congenital developmental issues. It is better to observe the specific sexual life situation. If it is not harmonious, the main considerations are impotence and premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation is related to local blood circulation, and it is related to the sensitivity of the spinal nerve.