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How can a guy have 3 testicles? Is it always associated with infertility? what are its symptoms?
Jan 29, 2013
It Is possible to have more than 2 testicles but the condition is very uncommon, if the extra testicles are not in the scrotal sac, some authorities advise removing them because of rnisk of cancer. Usually it is condition without symptoms and those who have it can be fertile
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