My boyfriend just had surgery on a hernia and undescended testicle in his abdomen. Will this affect con?

Question

My boyfriend just had surgery on a hernia he had in his right abdomen. It was due to an undescended testicle in his right abdomen. He got in a bad car accident at age 5 and the low-waist seatbelt actually cut off circulation and pushed the testicle up into the abdomenal area. During surgery, a urology specialist and general surgeon determined the testicle in the right abdomen was "savable"...therefor they pushed/moved/did whatever and got the testicle back into the scrotal sac (Not sure of the correct name?)...Is this going to affect us trying to conceive?

Answer 1

It sounds like it would help but definately give him a while before
trying again.

Answer 2

Absolutely not. Even if the testicle wasn't salvagable, he still has another correct?? Man, do you know how many sperm are swimming around in men's testes. Look it up. It will totally put your mind at rest. If he is unable to have kids, it will be for a different reason, like a low sperm count, for example, that is likely totally unrelated to the surgery.

Answer 3

I went through it many years in the past. He had an undescended testicle and became little over 2. We had to attend on the medical institution till he moist his diaper and then were given to flow living house. He became fantastic waiting and loved the popsicles and juice the nurses saved giving him. He were given living house and became operating round fairly a lot as continuously. It did not look to sluggish him down a lot in any respect.

Answer 4

don't worry about it
i knew some one who had one of his hum testicles totally removed and had 4 really beautiful children :)
so don't worry about it when its time its time

Answer 5

h3ll naw yall syll can *** he got mo sperm shyt ...if yall been ***** u should kwo dat

Answer 6

all he needs is one sperm from one teste