Testicles
The testicles are made up of sperm ducts and tubes. The testes are connected to the urinary bladder through a special channel called semen. The testicles are surrounded by a skin sac called the scrotum, which is attached to the penis, and is located outside the abdominal cavity to collect Temperature below body temperature is two degrees to maintain sperm.
The size of the testicles is normal
The number of testicles varies according to the size of the penis and the testicles because of the sources of multiple sexual culture, which are often unreliable, such as: pornographic films; And the diameter of 2.5 cm for one test; where the testis take a biological form, so in cases where the size of the testis less than this rate by more than 25% enters the size of the testis a state of contraction leads to the test that the testicle has suffered dementia.
The size of the testis plays an important role in their ability to produce healthy sperm. The small size of the testis leads to a decrease in the number of sperm tubes required for production, and the disturbances in the size of the testicles, sometimes in both or both, with the emphasis that it may be normal to be the left testicle Less bashi is too short than the size of the right testicle.
Causes of small size testicles
- The small size of the testicles in many cases with a lack of testosterone in them; therefore, hormonal imbalances, especially the pituitary gland, is one of the main reasons for the small size of the testicles.
- Genetic and Genetic Disorders The genetic aspect may affect the size of the testicle, especially when it is present in the assets. Genetic dysfunction may also play a regular role, such as the Kleinfelter syndrome.
- The testes are exposed to some acute bacterial infections, such as: mumps.
- The incidence of varicose veins in the testicles, where high temperature resulting from varicose veins and blood clots and poor perfusion to atrophy in the function and size of the testis.
- Exposure to abdominal hernias, testicular motility, and exposure to surgery.
- The testis is torsion, where the perfusion is cut off from the testicle, leading to its atrophy.
- The testis is exposed to direct injuries.
- Some types of drugs that contain female hormones affect the testosterone.
- Exposure to sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhea.
- Exposure to sources of harmful radiation, especially in the industrial and medical fields.