How the largeness of the testicles affects your health?

These often forgotten dimensions are not irrelevant, according to scientific research.

If you have larger testes…

One study from 2013, which was attended by 2,800 male respondents, revealed that males with larger testicles have a higher risk of heart disease.

It was also found that men who have large testicles drink more alcohol and have high blood pressure, as well as being more likely to experience stress.

If you have smaller testicles…

One medical study of scientists from Denmark found a correlation between sleep quality and the size of the testicles. The study included 1,000 men and there were observed their sleep patterns, habits and interruptions of sleep during the night, and then measured the size of their testes and sperm count.

The results showed that men, who suffer from insomnia and later go to bed, have a lower percentage of sperm by 29 percent. In addition to this, and their testicles tend to deformation by 1.6 percent.

Men with smaller testicles are better fathers

This will perhaps sound strange, but fathers who have smaller testicles are more devoted to their children, the study revealed Emory University in Atlanta. They interviewed the mothers and fathers of the relationship with children, as well as how many participate in changing diapers, taking away the children to school or to the doctor.

Results have shown that fathers who are more involved in the lives of their children have smaller testicles.

Testicular Cancer

The most effective way to avoid this problem is a regular self-examination. Testicular cancer attacks one or both testicles, so it appears in the form of tiny bumps that affect the testes enlarge and cause weight in the scrotum, pain in the lower abdomen and groin.

This type of cancer affects all age groups of men, most often between the ages of 20 to 34 years.