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Q: Pregnancy

asked by: mmurph19 on February 21st, 2007

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Is there a possibility that when a male has been shot in his testicles could he still produce and have a baby

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Nataliachick7

replied on February 21st, 2007

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Re: Pregnancy

mmurph19 wrote:

Is there a possibility that when a male has been shot in his testicles could he still produce and have a baby

do you mean shot like gun shot?

are you dating 50 cent Shocked

OctoberBaby06

replied on February 21st, 2007

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Re: Pregnancy

Nataliachick7 wrote:

mmurph19 wrote:

Is there a possibility that when a male has been shot in his testicles could he still produce and have a baby

do you mean shot like gun shot?

are you dating 50 cent Shocked

You made me giggle...

But yeah... ouch.. That's the first I've heard of getting shot there so I really have no idea Confused

Sorry I couldn't be more help!

.Michelle

Kia

replied on February 22nd, 2007

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yes, he could.

it's unlikely both testicles would be damaged and one testicle is enough to produce a baby.

also it would depend on the extent of the damage of the shot.

so based on the minimal information the answer is yes, it is possible

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