u/joau_1234

I swear I saw some sections where I could do that but the app had trouble synching so I closed the app and now I can’g find it anymore

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Hello,

My right testical is 48x27mm, and left 40x23mm, measured by a doctor (endocrinologist) and she said small size difference is normal.

When calculating the volume using the standard medical formula for testicular volume (Lambert's formula), the estimated volumes are:
- Right testicle: ~25 ml
- Left testicle: ~15 ml

EDIT:
I miscalculated: the more accurate measures are 13 (left) and 18.4 ml (right)

I visited another doctor today at my health station, and she insisted that it is normal, and called it a ”small size difference”.

They also couldn’t feel anything abnormal when they physically examined my balls.

Some additional context that may be relevant:

My puberty started late, exactly when I was 14y 9mo old.

My balls used to be same sized in early puberty.

My semen has always been very clear and liquid.
I did get a sperm analysis scheduled today though.

Thanks in advance!

I don’t think I jerk that much that it’d affect the cum quality. So that can’t be the reason

I’m not sure if I have ever got one.

I can get hard pretty easily tho, even from just thoughts.

Teenagers only please. I want to know how common these are among people around my age. Thanks!

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I’m asking bc my dih points middle or little down and I always thought it would change in puberty. And now my puberty is almost done, I doubt it’s going to change anymore :(

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Is 14 nmol/L total testo (reference range: 10–38) considered bad for a late teen? I read that testo is supposed to be at its peak at my age. I’m almost 19, and my puberty started at ~15.

My prolactins and SHBG are fine.
My LH is slightly elevated: 8.7 U/l

Hi

I am almost 19 years old male (with delayed puberty, which started when I was ~15), and I was wondering, is 14 nmol/L total testosterone considered low?

Other relevant hormones:

LH: 8.7 U/L | Reference Range: 1.3–8.4

SHBG: 27 nmol/L | Reference Range: 18–54

Prolactin (total): 227 nmol/L | Reference Range: 86–324

Prolactin (biologically active): 163.4 nmol/L

Prolactin Recovery: 72%

I have also noticed tiredness and depressed mood from time to time. I also never get or have gotten spontaneous erections and morning woods are often weak and inconsistent.

Thanks in advance!

Hi

I am almost 19 years old male (with delayed puberty, which started when I was ~15), and I was wondering, is 14 nmol/L total testosterone considered low?

Other relevant hormones:

LH: 8.7 U/L | Reference Range: 1.3–8.4

SHBG: 27 nmol/L | Reference Range: 18–54

Prolactin (total): 227 nmol/L | Reference Range: 86–324

Prolactin (biologically active): 163.4 nmol/L

Prolactin Recovery: 72%

I have also noticed tiredness and depressed mood from time to time. I also never get or have gotten spontaneous erections and morning woods are often weak and inconsistent.

Thanks in advance!