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Will getting hit in the testis affect the testosterone level,sperm count and does it decrease the sensitivity of the testicles?if so is it permanent?
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Testosterone: It would have to have been a mighty strike at your testes if your gonads have been badly hurt. See your primary doctor in order to get testosterone related tests.
Answered 12/30/2015
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