Patient's question:
I don't see any difference in my urination. It's the same as before. Today is the third day, and there's still no improvement. The left testicle is twice the size of the right one? I really don't know what to do?Doctor's answer:
The size of the testicles, like many symmetrical organs in the body, cannot be forced to be exactly the same. They are not made from a single mold, and they also have their own growth and development patterns under normal conditions. One may be slightly larger than the other, or one may be slightly smaller than the other. Even monozygotic twins have differences, let alone testicles. The weight of two adult testicles is approximately 20 to 30 grams. I saw a set of data where the average length of the left and right testicles is 3.30 to 3.38 centimeters, the width is 2.27 to 2.37 centimeters, and the average thickness is 1.71 to 1.78 centimeters. In other words, the length, width, and thickness of the testicles are roughly 3.x centimeters multiplied by 2.x centimeters multiplied by 1.x centimeters, which is approximately a 3, 2, 1 size. If it is not within the normal range, please consult a male specialist.