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No, the sperm comes from both testicles.

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Can a boy going through puberty with one testicle burst still produce sperm?

If he has a testicle, there will be sperm.


A man with one testicle fertile?

Yes, as long as the testicle is functioning properly then you can reproduce with one testicle.


How might cancer in the testes affect a man ability to make sperm?

Not if only one testicle is removed. You can produce sperm just fine with only one testicle


Does one testicle produce and one store?

Nope, each testicle both produces and stores the sperm.


If a man has one testicle is his sperm affected?

The overall Count will be a bit lower, but if that testicle is healthy, the man will still be fertile.


What impact has having a only one testicle on sex relationship. I lost my one testicle in my childhood. Do testicle have importance?

It should not affect performance however may effect sperm count and reproductive capability.


What is percent of sperm for one testicle?

Err... Assuming you have 2 testicles... 100% Divided by 2 = 50% So 50% in each testicle :)


Is it harder to have kids with only one testicle?

Yep; half the sperm. Logical, right?


One of two sex glands in the scrotum that produce sperm and secrete testosterone?

The testicle


Can a man with one testicle produce sperm?

Yes ... although the amount of sperm may not be sufficient to fully fertilize the ovaries.


Will losing a testicle affect reproduction?

One testicle can still produce millions of sperm. Your sperm output is more likely to be affected by other things (tight or too warm clothing, diet, alcohol, drugs etc).


What is recommended if only one testicle is removed?

Although it is possible to father a child if only one testicle is removed, some surgeons recommend banking sperm as a precaution in case the other testicle should develop a tumor at a later date.