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Teistical concerns
-After feeling on my testicals/scrotum I've notice that both testicals are being housed on the left side of the scrotum. The other side has the access skin located on the bottom of the penis. When I take the testical closes to the right sack and move it with my fingers I can move it back to right side, but it doesn't stay and ends up on the left side with the left testical. Is this a concern because my wife and I have been trying to conceive and I've been recently diagonosed with Aloosperma or no sperm? This has been this way for a while and I thought maybe it would correct itself. Can you give advise or provide feedback. I did have a problem a while back with varicele veins and the testes ascending in the adobomen. Please advise!!
Dear Dr. Liroff,
-Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, I've never had surgery on my testicles. That's why I thought it was odd to have both testes inside one scrotum. However, I'm able to move the testicals around and back into the right side, but it doesn't stay put and never hurts. Could this be causing infertility problems along with the Aloosperma.
-Also, I've had two STD during my college years-(1984-1989), and thought maybe something has blocked the transport of sperma to the vas deferens, but in 1990 I found out I pregnated a young lady. However, when my first Wife and I tried to conceive during 1992-1996 I was diagonosed with low sperm counts and was told by the Doctors I had varicele veins.
First, can you go from low sperm count to no spema-Aloosperma?
Second, could the varicele veins caused these problem?
Third, I became over weight while trying to conceive with my first wife, could this cause these problems? So, at some point in my life I was able to father children, but it appears over the years this has diminshed since putting on access weight. In addition, I have cousins heavier than I am, but they were to conceive. So, I'm confused on why this has occurred. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Are you able to recommend a good Urologist in the Harrisburg, PA area to get all these factors checked? Thanks for all you help.
-Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, I've never had surgery on my testicles. That's why I thought it was odd to have both testes inside one scrotum. However, I'm able to move the testicals around and back into the right side, but it doesn't stay put and never hurts. Could this be causing infertility problems along with the Aloosperma.
-Also, I've had two STD during my college years-(1984-1989), and thought maybe something has blocked the transport of sperma to the vas deferens, but in 1990 I found out I pregnated a young lady. However, when my first Wife and I tried to conceive during 1992-1996 I was diagonosed with low sperm counts and was told by the Doctors I had varicele veins.
First, can you go from low sperm count to no spema-Aloosperma?
Second, could the varicele veins caused these problem?
Third, I became over weight while trying to conceive with my first wife, could this cause these problems? So, at some point in my life I was able to father children, but it appears over the years this has diminshed since putting on access weight. In addition, I have cousins heavier than I am, but they were to conceive. So, I'm confused on why this has occurred. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Are you able to recommend a good Urologist in the Harrisburg, PA area to get all these factors checked? Thanks for all you help.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Having both testes reside in the same side of your scrotum is quite uncommon on a natural basis. If you had surgery on your testis, the operating urologist may have placed both on one side, although, again, this is not common practice. The varicocele may figure into your problem. You will need to seek the assistance of a urologist to get evaluated for your infertility and to help figure out the cause and possible treatment.
Azoospermia will not correct itself.
S.A.Liroff,.M.D.
Azoospermia will not correct itself.
S.A.Liroff,.M.D.
-After feeling on my testicals/scrotum I've notice that both testicals are being housed on the left side of the scrotum. The other side has the access skin located on the bottom of the penis. When I take the testical closes to the right sack and move it with my fingers I can move it back to right side, but it doesn't stay and ends up on the left side with the left testical. Is this a concern because my wife and I have been trying to conceive and I've been recently diagonosed with Aloosperma or no sperm? This has been this way for a while and I thought maybe it would correct itself. Can you give advise or provide feedback. I did have a problem a while back with varicele veins and the testes ascending in the adobomen. Please advise!!
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