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By a7yamet3as | Oct 22, 2008

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can man with one testis has a child?

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lmcrt

Oct 22, 2008

Yes as long as that testicle produces sperm.

murd0ck

Oct 22, 2008

Yes, my BIL had one removed and went on to have 4 children, one testicle holds more than enough semen.

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