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Which of the testicles is more important? the left one or the right one? i hear the left one is more bigger then the right one is it true? because i only have one testicle?
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both the testicles are equally important and one is not better than the other. One testicle is sufficient for normal life and even for fertility. Try rto wear a guard if you play sports So relax you'll be O.K.
Answered 3/28/2021
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