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Having Only One Testicle, Found In Abdomen. Surgery Done, Placed On Left Side. Infertility?

sir, I m XXXXX going to be married. I am feared when i could become father or not? This is because i m having one testicle only and that was found in my abdomen when i was in my pre-school and got it placed towards my left side. if i get married will i face any problems? can i become father? Please suggest a solution for me sir?
Mon, 30 Jul 2012
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. As the testis is shifted in the early age you may have no problem of sperm count.
As you have attained puberty observe about the nocturnal erections if it is there it is confirmed that the
testosterone harmone is secreted. so you will not have any problem with the sex life. What is left is infertility
it is to be confirmed by consulting a physician or infertility clinic. You have reacted at the correct time. You
may have to go for semen analysis if no sperm is found they will do biopsy of testis to know whether any part
of the testis have spermatozoa for improving sperm count. But you may not have to go so long. dont worry
every thing will be fine. thank you.
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Having Only One Testicle, Found In Abdomen. Surgery Done, Placed On Left Side. Infertility?

Hi welcome to HCMForum. As the testis is shifted in the early age you may have no problem of sperm count. As you have attained puberty observe about the nocturnal erections if it is there it is confirmed that the testosterone harmone is secreted. so you will not have any problem with the sex life. What is left is infertility it is to be confirmed by consulting a physician or infertility clinic. You have reacted at the correct time. You may have to go for semen analysis if no sperm is found they will do biopsy of testis to know whether any part of the testis have spermatozoa for improving sperm count. But you may not have to go so long. dont worry every thing will be fine. thank you.