A boy's testicles are bigger on one side and smaller on the other.
Some children's testicles will have slightly different sizes on both sides. In fact, this is normal, and this situation is very common. Almost every child between the ages of 1 and 15 is like this. The upper and lower sizes are not the same, just like our left and right hands. One side will be larger and the other smaller. As long as the difference between the two sides is not big, there is no need to deal with it. But if the distance between the two sides is very large, parents will undoubtedly be more worried about this situation at this time. The biggest worry is that it will affect future pregnancy problems. If there are similar problems, then it is recommended that parents take their children to the pediatrician for examination to determine the cause of the disease. On the one hand, it also provides peace of mind for themselves.
There are actually significant individual differences in the size of boys' testicles, but if the difference is too large, it may also be a factor of psychological distortion, which is generally affected by the following three factors:
1. Hydrocele. Hydrocele in newborn babies is also relatively common, but it can usually be absorbed by itself within 1 year of age. This situation does not require surgical treatment. However, if it does not absorb after growing up, but it does not affect daily life and work, it does not actually require surgical treatment. However, if the hydrocele is large and causes related symptoms that affect normal life, surgical removal is required at this time.
2. Indirect inguinal hernia. Indirect inguinal hernia will cause shock when the baby coughs. The light transmittance test shows negative and no wave rate. If the baby lies down and does not cry, the mass may appear in the abdomen and the vagina will recover. In this case Generally, no surgical treatment is required in childhood. It will depend on the condition of the disease when it grows up. If the mass is embedded in the vagina and cannot be returned to the abdomen, this situation requires emergency surgical treatment, so as to avoid the occurrence of complications such as intestinal necrosis.
3. Tumors in male testicles. Tumors in male testicles are relatively rare. They are characterized by a solid and hard feeling. There will be a sense of pressure when the patient is supported by force. The light transmittance test shows negative. If this is the case, it should be taken seriously and you need to go to the hospital for further examination.As can be seen from the above introduction, in general, whether it is a child or an adult, the testicles may be larger on one side and smaller on the other. As long as it is not psychologically distorted, it is normal, and everyone does not need to worry too much. If you still have concerns about these aspects, you can also go to the hospital to consult a doctor, or have a detailed examination, just in case, and at the same time, it can reassure yourself. Finally, I wish you good health!
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