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Does overactive cremaster muscle/retractile testicles cause infertility?
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Cremaster ?'s: Even with cremaster contractions, one or both testicles are not subject to body temperature (37 degrees C.) so sperm are not inactivated. See a urologist for a sperm analysis to be certain. Unlikely that infertility is caused by cremaster contractions.
Answered 2/26/2021
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