Testicular atrophy

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Testicular atrophy

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How to get rid of testcular atrophy. No history of mumps or trauma. How to increase the size and vigour

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Mr. Poosha Darbha Sexologist 39 yrs exp Hyderabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Mr. Poosha Darbha

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Hi, I understand your concern. Testes once atrophied cannot be restored to normalcy. But my question is whether they are really atrophied or it's your conclusion. Better get examined by a doctor - urologist / endocrinologist - who will help you with any possible treatment. If the testes are functional (producing enough testosterone and enough spermatozoa), then size may not matter.

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