After reading the undescended testicle
forum I was inspired to ask my own similar
question.
I am twenty years of age and good health,
and in future years fully intend to
hopefully have a family. However, I only
have one testicle. I was born with two
but after, what was only described to me
recently as, a black spot was found on my
right testicle it was (the testicle)
promptly removed on the day I was born. I
have asked my parents to go into further
details but in vain as they get nervous
and refuse to describe it as anything more
than a black spot and that it's nothing to
worry about.
I am, of course, worried. I am too shy to
approach a doctor as I do not wish to
attract any attention to this. If anyone
has any ideas as to what it was and where
my fertility may stand, I would be
incredibly thankful.
Yours
sycinmoore
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Kia
Moderator
Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 05-10-05 14:44pm
That's a common but old fashioned
euphemism for cancer - black spot.
However, if you have one fully functional
testicle then I am fairly certain you have
every chance of becoming a father
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Sycinmoore
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 May 2005 Posts: 2 Location: Ireland
Posted: 05-10-05 15:30pm
kia_breizzze
wrote:
that's a common but old
fashioned euphemism for cancer - black
spot.
thank you, your reply does bring some
considerable relief. However I was told
that it wasn't "cancer or anything"...
Were they lying?
What else could it have been that required
such drastic surgery?
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Kia
Moderator
Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 05-10-05 15:45pm
Ummmmmmm not unless it was maybe
"strangulated"???
Ie the blood supply to it was cut off
because it was twisted or something.
I don't mean to worry you but something
has to be fairly serious for them to
remove a testicle just after birth, you
see a lot of baby boys don't even have
their testicles drop from the abdomen
until a few days after birth.
