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Q: A man with one testis is called?
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Can man control there testis?

A man can not control his testis. Testicles are not controlled by thought.


How do you insert men testis to women testis?

First of all women does not have testis aka testicles. And a man can not insert his testicles into a woman's vagina.


What muscle is testis?

The muscle that covers the testis and the spermatic cord is called the "cremaster muscle".


What the name of the male reproductive organ where sperm are made?

They are called testicles (two) or testis (one).


If a man without testis can become father?

It is not likely to happen.


Can you have children later on with one testis?

When a male has one testis from surgery, injury, or congenital, he is able to have children. There could be a few issues with infertility, but one testis does produce enough sperm for a child to be conceived.


Why male have testis?

In a male, the testis have several important roles. Probably the most important thing the testis do is make sperm, allowing us to reproduce and continue the species. Another thing the testis does is release testosterone which converts the androgynous physique of a child into the masculine one of a man, with a larger muscle mass. Testosterone is also one of the hormones that causes the changes of puberty and secondary sexual characteristics which signal to women that they are able to father children.


What is the tubular region of the testis called?

The Vas Deferens.


How do you treat a man with only one testis due to injury?

It depends on the injury. Please add more information and ask again.


Is one testis is sufficient?

Yes


Why is the left testis specifically lower than the right testis anatomically?

because the right one produces milk and the left one produces yogurt.


What structure of the male anatomy carrying sperm out of the epididymis is called?

Testis