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Can a man with one left sided testicle have healthy babies?
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Yes: It only takes one testical making fertile sperm to do the job. As long as the issue that led to the problems with the first did not involve the 2nd, the assumption would be normal function.A fertility center could verify the likely healthy state of the sperm.
Answered 1/6/2014
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