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I had testicular cancer and given chemotherapy and operated.my one testicular removed.how long will i live with one testicular ?
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Testes are organs: Of procreation, and you can live without either. Two main functions of testis: 1. Produce sperm to father children; 2. Produce testosterone enhancing male secondary body characteristics and sex drive. Your ability to survive long term is not effected by losing one testis.
Answered 5/2/2013
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