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Does getting kicked or hit in the testicles lower your sperm count or affect the ability to produce sperm?
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∙ 15y ago
No, it does not. *** Yes, it absolutely can. Every time you are hit in the testicles does not lower your sperm count. But if they are struck hard enough, then permanent damage will result and this will definitely affect your sperm count. Depending on how badly damaged they are, you may even lose one or both of the testicles. A relative of mine had a sever groin injury where one of his testicles turned necrotic (it died) and had to be removed. They replaced it with a fake silicone testicle, so at least he looked normal down there from the outside. The doctors were able to save the other testicle, but they said he'd be lucky if it returned to 50% of normal functionality. They said he'd need to be tested later on to determine if his sperm count was high-enough to be able to conceive a child naturally.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 13y agoRight then,
Testicles are pretty fragile and will rupture quite readily but they are very mobile within the scrotum and will normally slide out of the way when hit with a small or narrow object, for example a ball. A rupture is more likely when he speed of impact, or the size of the object hitting them is increased.
If the testicles are struck with a fast-moving object, and they cannot move aside quickly enough, the transfer of energy may be sufficient to rupture them. (There was a recent case of a man being struck by a Golf ball, a relatively small object, which ruptured one of his testicles)
Also, if the testicles are struck with a large/wide object, for example a knee, they may rupture against the pubic bone.
Even if the organs are not actually ruptured, severe bruising may damage the internal structure limiting the ability to produce sperm. The production of testosterone is not so easily prevented, providing the gland survives relatively intact.
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∙ 15y agoA single punch? Probably not but if you got punched repeatedly it could damage the sperm producing cells.
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∙ 15y agoYes, though it's unlikely to cause /total/ infertility unless the damage is severe (i.e. both testicles were popped or otherwise rendered unusable).
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