Testicle size

[gman99]

How big are you guys testicles? 

2.25 by 1.5 inches length by width

[Franc181]

1.75 x 1.375 both small

[wuerstchen]

Mine are big, I have a pendulous scrotum, out of proportion to my small penis. I wish I had a small, tight scrotum. 

[Franc181]

@wuerstchen mine have never swong side to side.

 

[gman99]

40 minutes ago, wuerstchen said:

Mine are big, I have a pendulous scrotum, out of proportion to my small penis. I wish I had a small, tight scrotum. 

Never measured? 

[Agent55]

Very small. About 1.5"L x 1"W each, left is slightly smaller than right.

@wuerstchen I'm the opposite.  Would like to have a big pair of low hangers.

 

[Grizz10231]

On 7/3/2025 at 8:54 PM, Franc181 said:

@wuerstchen mine have never swong side to side.

 

Same here. Everything is proportional.

[Grizz10231]

On 7/3/2025 at 9:30 PM, gman99 said:

Never measured? 

Me either. Not sure how to accurately do so.

[gman99]

@Grizz10231 I found it best to isolate one testicle and then use a ruler to measure length and width

[toadfish327]

I thought mine were pretty big but not compared to the answers so far.

Right is 1.69” x 1.5” x .93”, left is 1.62” x 1.4" x 1.9".  Left one has a benign cyst measuring roughly 1.57” in the largest dimension.   This was measured via ultrasound (female ultrasound technician,  of course) when I discovered the cyst.

Must not affect my fertility since I have two kids.  Wife got fixed after the second one was born.

Never have much of a bulge in my pants, shorts or swimsuits.

 

[BamaSmallOne]

I have large balls, I wish they were smaller actually. 3" x 2" and left 2.75 x 2.5" I assume we're posting diameter across.  I wish they were half that size but they do  make me have a nice bulge in underwear and tight shorts and pants.

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[gman99]

@BamaSmallOne why do you wish they were smaller?   I'm the opposite mine are pretty big as well but id love certified bull balls

[A-RB]

Never even thought about measuring the. 

[6INCHES66]

Both are 3" in length and 2" in width.

 

[gman99]

@6INCHES66 so, massive

[JustGuy]

Not sure if im measuring correctly but they seem to be a little on the smaller end lol. Left one would be 1.2" x .6" while the right one would be 1.3" x .75"

[Mrk12345]

Has anyone experienced ball shrinkage from TRT?  I hear that can be a thing.

[RodEnuf]

@Mrk12345  Definitely.  But I had already noticed some shrinkage in my ball size and falling libido at the time.  I was in my mid-60's when I asked my Primary Care Physician, an Internist, about the issue.  He had my T-levels tested and found that I was below the bottom of the of the very large "normal" range for adult males.  The doc prescribed AndroGel.  It solved my libido problem, but my testicles began shrinking significantly.  (The body detects the "extra" testosterone and reduces your ball size to try to compensate.)

I would still be on TRT but for the fact that I developed Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib) in my mid70s.  I was put on a blood thinner and my cardiologist ordered me to stop using TRT because a possible, though infrequent, side effect can be blood clots.  (And a generic replacement for AndroGel had just come on the market, which would have greatly reduced my co-pay.)  My balls have regained some of their lost size, but I have virtually no libido any more because my T-level is back to being very low.

[Myhalfinch]

My doctor has confirmed penis shrinkage and my balls are getting smaller due to many factors including medication combinations.  She has been honest in telling me I have the smallest penis she has seen.  Obviously I get along well with my Dr. Lindsay.  The familiar nature is do to my Mom being an outspoken nurse who shared a lot about me.

[NuderThanNude]

18 hours ago, RodEnuf said:

I would still be on TRT but for the fact that I developed Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib) in my mid70s.  I was put on a blood thinner and my cardiologist ordered me to stop using TRT because a possible, though infrequent, side effect can be blood clots. 

Did you have anything done to correct the A-Fib?

[RodEnuf]

@NuderThanNude  Electro-shock cardioversion got me back into sinus rhythm, for about half an hour.  Without getting into the weeds, it is believed that I was likely in persistent, undetected A-Fib for many months (perhaps a couple of years) before it was detected.  My cardiologist said that then current studies indicated that so long as I was not experiencing pain or inability to continue my daily activity, attempts to control the condition by medication on the one hand and coronary ablation on the other hand produced the same outcome after five years.  So I was treated with meds.  I was already on an effective beta blocker which prevented the A-Fib from causing high heart rate.  An anti-arrhythmic med reduced the time I spent in A-Fib.  When that stopped working, I was switched to the beta blocker Sotalol which also has anti-arrhythmic properties.  That kept me in sinus rhythm nearly all the time for over four years.

But for the last couple of months, Sotalol has not kept me in normal rhythm, though it has still controlled my heart rate.  Therefore, he's switching me to a different beta blocker that doesn't have a particular side effect that can be of concern with Sotalol.

Because my heart rate has never raced as a result of being in A-Fib, I feel nothing when transitioning into or being in or transitioning out of A-Fib.  I'm also on a blood thinner (Eliquis) so that clots don't form in my heart and get ejected into my blood stream.

I have been in persistent A-Fib for 87 of the last 90 days.  I'm expected to remain in and live with persistent A-Fib for the rest of my life.  At the age of 80, with other chronic diseases, I'm not a good candidate for any surgical intervention.  The only symptom that affects my daily life is that I am often lethargic.  But my blood pressure is good as is my heart rate and my O2 saturation stays between 97 and 99%.

Sorry if that's TMI.

[Appreciater]

@RodEnuf ...

It's good when you can keep an older model engine filled with clean oil, and tuned to run as smoothly as possible.  👍.    Many more miles ahead.!!

[NuderThanNude]

@RodEnuf - Thank you for sharing your experiences. Having any kind of heart issues came as a shock to me because I have done strenuous cardiovascular exercise everyday throughout my life including some cycling and running racing (with sprints that get my HR up to 200 BPM). Because of the exercise I have been able to maintain a higher than maximum heart rate than most people at my age and felt my heart was very fit.

I discovered my condition one morning because I always monitored and utilized my HR when working out. While starting to exercise I noticed strangeness in the way my HR climbed with harder effort and went to the hospital to get checked out and was diagnosed with A-Fib. By looking at my records from my Apple watch I found I went into A-Fib that previous night while I slept so I knew about it pretty quickly.

Each of two cardioversions kept me in sinus rhythm for a week. Medications were able to control my HR but it was still irregular. I was given the same two options as you but since I have never been on meds and avoided them all through my life, after a month of an irregular HR I opted for the ablation procedure. Because my A-Fib was classified as persistent I was given a 65% odds that the procedure would be successful with a follow up taking me into the 90s success wise.

I remained on Metoprolol, 100mg Flecainide and Eliquis after the procedure. However about a week and a half after the procedure I went back into A-Fib (which was expected as my heart didn't have enough time yet to form scar tissue). Another cardioversion took me back into SR. After that I stayed in sinus rhythm for the next 6 months at which time my electrophysiologist felt i should attempt to go off the Flecainide as the only way to find if I needed it was to stop taking it. I reduced my dosage of Fecaniade by 25mg each week but a couple days after reaching 25 mg I went back into A-Fib. I bumped up to 50 mg and had a cardioversion. After 1 year of staying in SR I was taken off the Eliquis and put on low dose Aspirin primarily due to my age related stroke risk. The Eliquis wasn't needed as long as my heart was in SR and since I monitored my HR so closely the stroke risk was low if I went back into A-Fib

I have now been in sinus rhythm for over 2 years. My electrophysiologist feels that after being in SR that long my heart would likely want to stay in SR and I could try eliminating the Flecainide again. I decided that if I went back into A-Fib again I would have the follow up ablation but that I didn't want to rock the boat and would stay on the 50 mg Flecainide and then have the follow up ablation only if things change on their own.

What I found interesting is that I was told that "for all the benefits of cardiovascular exercise - strenuous exercise could have been the cause of my A-Fib"

[Mrk12345]

@RodEnuf  Thank you for sharing your experience on TRT.  I have started TRT myself and have noticed a slight reduction in testicle size so far.  I guess I can look forward to further shrinkage down the road.  That is too bad about your AFIB and you having to stop TRT.  Bummer!

[alcastar1979]

Just measured for the first time : approx 6x4 cms (2.3 x 1.7 inches)