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If i had reperfusion injury on my testicle (i have only one) , will my cells redevelop ? leydig cells or germ cells? please explain . thank you?
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Depends on the length and nature of the injury. You are still young so be optimistic so there are still chances of them to redevelop. Time will tell
Answered 8/9/2021
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