It needs proper medical history. Physical examination is necessary to get the diagnose. Consult any sexologist or urologist for proper evaluation

Consult a sexologist and do sonography of scrotum.

Get a scrotal ultrasound for testis size and shape for clear picture

It can be testicular atrophy due to infection or harmonal changes. It needs to be diagnosed properly and then the right treatment should be started. Get your USG - Testis done once. It can be well treated with homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. You need an expert Sexologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

A shrunken testis with pain should not be ignored. Consult a urologist for examination and a scrotal ultrasound.

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Hi, will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment

Don't worry sir... Few tests need to be done for evaluation and accordingly treatment required.. To get rid of this problem...

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Right testicular shrinkage with intermittent pain and reduced morning erections needs urgent evaluation. This could indicate a past torsion episode, varicocele, epididymo-orchitis, or hormonal issue — all of which require proper assessment.

change in testicular size with a history of pain should not be ignored. It may be due to normal testicular retraction, but testicular torsion or other conditions need to be ruled out.

It need complete investigation and detailed conversation

A new perceived reduction in the size of one testicle, particularly when associated with episodes of pain, should not be ignored. There are several possible causes, including previous inflammation/infection, varicocele, hormonal or vascular problems, and less commonly testicular atrophy. The reduction in morning erections may be related or may be an independent issue; it cannot be used to determine whether the testicle is shrinking. Any new change in testicular size, shape or consistency warrants an examination.