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What is a normal amount of ejaculate volume? husbands is 2/3 ml. he has little testicles does this affect amount?
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4 ml. : Normal is about 4 ml and low is anything below 1.5 ml. Little testicles could be associated. Should see doc for evaluation.
Answered 4/1/2013
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