What is the size of a normal human testicle?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: Condition Description: I would like to ask the doctor, how big are the testicles of a normal person? I don't understand what the data is, can the doctor use objects for comparison? Does masturbation cause the testicles to shrink or lead to dead sperm? Previous Treatment and Effect:。。。。。。。What kind of help do you want:。。。。。。。

Doctor's answer:

Hello, in normal men, the size of the bilateral testicles is not exactly the same. Statistics show that the right testicle is slightly larger than the left. Calculated by length, width, and thickness, the right testicle averages 3.38cm × 2.37cm × 1.78cm, while the left averages 3.30cm × 2.27cm × 1.71cm. Even among individuals of the same age group, there is a significant difference in testicular size. However, as long as the volume of the adult male testicles is above 15ml, their function is considered normal. Only when the size difference is minimal and there are no symptoms such as pain or lumps are they considered normal. Not only do testicles vary in size, but their position can also differ, which is related to the speed and timing of physiological development and is normal. If pain or other discomfort symptoms occur, it is important to seek timely examination and treatment.

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