Right Side OK?: Did he say much about the right side? That is going to be important. I am sorry to hear this, but if the right testicle is normal, then I don't think there is anything to be concerned with. Followup with a call or visit to your pediatrician to clarify the ramifications of this!
Answered 12/2/2017
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Atrophic Testicle: This will have no clinical significance. Sometimes there is an intra utero torsion ( ie. the testicle gets twisted during development). Many men are born with one testicle and they go on to have a normal life and children. Sperm production is completely normal in the other testicle. Hope this helps. :)
Answered 3/4/2022
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Ateophy: This condition though rare occurs from decrease blood supply to the testicle usually in your son's case started when he was still in the womb, take your child to a pediatric urologist , all the best
Answered 12/2/2017
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