How do you make your testicles drop?

Answer 1

Inguinal Orchidopexy or undecended testical.

In newborns it is often left for a year or longer before surgical repair is considered.
The surgical procedure can be done at anytime from one year through adulthood and can now be performed laparoscopically.

Answer 2

If a toddler's testicles have not dropped into his scrotum, you need to take him to his pediatrician for evaluation. A boy's testicles are supposed to drop into his scrotum by the time he is one year old, and often surgery is done if it hasn't come down by the age of two. When the testicle stays in the abdomen it can lead to infertility and even testicular cancer.

Answer 3

If your testicles are still in your abdomen, there are a few techniques that can be used to help massage them down into the scrotum, but it would very likely only work in very small children. If you are old enough to attempt to help your own testicles drop, then you need to consult your doctor. It is very likely that you will have to have a surgery to bring them into the scrotum or possibly even removed. Testicles that stay in the abdomen too long will cause infertility, and possibly even cancer, depending on how long they remain undescended.

Answer 4

This a very common variation in how the body progresses through life. There is no significance in this at all. You will find that even your dominate hand is slightly larger. And the nails on that hand grow faster. These are just what might be called odd but normal facts found in humans.

Answer 5

Hormonal reasons, possibly due to exposure to toxins in the womb. A major risk factor for testicular cancer in men between puberty and 40.

Answer 6

That is normal and it stops them knocking together. Nature is very accommodating.
Most guys are at different heights, it's just the way you are built.

Answer 7

Your testicles 'drop' a few days after being born. If you're old enough to be asking this question, and you can't feel your testicles in your scrotum, consult a doctor immediately.

Answer 8

You can always check in with your doctor for any recent unexplained changes.

Answer 9

You've been jerking it too much.