Average size of testicles Posted: 11-10-06 23:45pm
size of balls. If your balls are
literally the size of grapes is there
anything you can do to make them bigger,
and stay that way. better yet, is this
size due to an ifficiency in something.
thanks.
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A1852 Posted: 11-30-06 09:25am
Testicles reach their final dimensions
during puberty. After puberty, the
testicles don’t grow any more. Average
dimensions of the testicles are: length
4.5-5cm, width 2.5-3cm and thickness
2-2.5cm.; about comparable to the egg of a
pigeon. You can’t do anything to make
your testicles to grow more. You may ,
however, request a spermogram to measure
the levels of testosterone in the blood to
check the functionality of the testicles.
Then, after an initial consultation, you
can consult an urologist if you have some
problems such as sterility or impotency.
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