How do you get rid of testicular atrophy?

Answer 1

There are only four causes of atrophy: 1. Atrophy caused by DAMAGE. This is NOT fixable.

2. Atrophy caused by a lack of proper environment. Supposedly, damage less than about 20 weeks old can be fixed by removing the problem. The GOOD thing is that the atrophy may be SLOW.

3. Atrophy caused by a lack of hormones, such as LH. Supposedly, damage less than about 20 weeks old can be fixed by removing the problem. The GOOD thing is that the atrophy may be SLOW.

4. Atrophy caused by excess Testosterone. The testis simply shutdown and, over time, may lose the ability to recover. Supposedly, damage less than about 20 weeks old can be fixed by removing the problem. The GOOD thing is that the atrophy may be SLOW.

Answer 2

Gynecomastia in Greek means "women like breasts" and even though it is rarely talked about it is a condition that affects 40-60% of men, in some occurrences it may only affect 1 breast, though most commonly it is noticeable in both. For men who feel self conscious about this condition there is alternatives and medicines to correct the situation at hand. If you're considering methods to correct gynecomastia there are measures you can take rather than pain full and sometimes very costly medical surgeries.

Answer 3

I read somewhere where someone was mentioning using Vitamin C. If they are right does this imply that the testicles are under attack. could the attack be not limited to the one area. should we be talking 5ooo mg or what....?

Answer 4

Other than ensuring that there is sufficient blood supply to the testicle, there is nothing you can do to cause it to regain its size or potency. If one testicle is damaged then the other will likely hypertrophy in attempt to make up for the atrophied one.