Three nuts

[Sean2]

I saw a friend's nut sacks and he has two nuts in one sack and one nut in the other nut sack. I've never seen that before and was wondering how that happens and if it will effect his ability to make sperm???

[Hermes]

First of all, how do you know one sack contains two testicles - did he tell you? Has he been assessed by a doctor? Or could what appears to be a second testicle actually be the epididymis?

Even if you were right one working one - the one on its own - would usually be sufficient.

[rynoblue]

dont we only have 1 sack and its got our 2 balls?

[pjones]

according to webmd it's called polyorchidism and is very rare. other medical websites say it can also be a cyst which you might think is a testicle looking at his scrotum. his doctor is probably aware of it

[NZPerson]

Could be many things but likly the epididmys as said above.

[Brieftime]

dont we only have 1 sack and its got our 2 balls?

I was thinking the same thing.

[zzzzzzzzzz]

That sounds odd. He should get checked out.

[ska8er]

If by now he had 3 sacs and 3 nutz
hed have a lot of probs so if hes not
acting like a freak then he is ok but
I don't think so-u didn't look close
enough.

[Kory123]

Maybe he's lieing, or he has a tumor or cyst.

OR MAYBE HE HAS SUPER INTENSE ORGASMS AND SPERM!

The world may never know

[scott2002]

dont we only have 1 sack and its got our 2 balls?
Try to move your nuts inside your sack so that they switch sides. You can't do it, no matter how hard you try. They refuse to switch sides. Your "left nut" is always your left nut! I remember reading it somewhere that our two nuts are in fact in two different spaces in our scrotum, and there's sort of a partition between the two of them.

(Made me think of the warning, "Don't get you panties in a knot." Good thing we can't have that happen to our nuts! "Don't get your ballsies in a knot!")

Maybe he's lieing, or he has a tumor or cyst.

I think he's lying. Or, maybe he has a HERNIA! I looked it up and found THIS on Wikipedia:

In men, indirect hernias follow the same route as the descending testes, which migrate from the abdomen into the scrotum during the development of the urinary and reproductive organs. The larger size of their inguinal canal, which transmitted the testicle and accommodates the structures of the spermatic cord, might be one reason why men are 25 times more likely to have an inguinal hernia than women.

So maybe THIS is what that "third nut" on one side is!!!

It also says THIS:
A bulging area may occur that becomes larger when bearing down. Inguinal hernias occur more often on the right than left side. The main concern is strangulation, where the blood supply to part of the intestine is blocked. This usually produces severe pain and tenderness of the area.

So, is it his right side where he thinks he has two nuts?

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[tdog123]

ive never seen or heard anything like that

[Dalcourt]

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