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Posted on:10/22/2009
Question
Well, my boyfriend had an accident when he was younger and one of his balls had to be removed. I was wondering since he doesn't have both is it possible we can have kids? In the future of course.
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Your boyfriend's fertility is likely to be totally normal. One testicle will make all the hormones and sperm he will ever need.
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Answered By:
James Bassett Jr.
, M.D.
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