Testicles sentence example
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- Willie's testicles were in the same shape as his brother's and he'd been dead about the same length of time.
- Trouble is, this girl does not have any testicles to protect.
- You have no evidential -- Irving: It included, for example, crushing the testicles of 165 out of 167 witnesses.
- I pulled my oxygen mask down and said: " But I've got luminous testicles!
- The risks: males may develop breasts and erection problems, as well as shrinking testicles and a reduced sperm count.Advertisement
- The skin from his swollen testicles has literally been burnt away due to him sitting in his own urine for months.
- As Mark gets to his chance with Sophie he begins to worry about his large testicles.
- Those are bull's testicles from the bull fight this morning.
- Alleged initiation ceremonies for new players includes them having to eat sheep's testicles.
- I had testicular torsion as a kid, which was sorted out very early and both testicles are still intact.Advertisement
- I was diagnosed a few years ago with a condition called retractile testicles.
- I pulled my oxygen mask down and said: But I 've got luminous testicles !
- Those are bull 's testicles from the bull fight this morning.
- Alleged initiation ceremonies for new players includes them having to eat sheep 's testicles.
- Scrotum The wrinkled fleshy sac which holds the testicles in a man.Advertisement
- A fox was pursuing the testicles of a wild bull, as tho about to die of hunger.
- The testicles are palpated to identify lumps, thickening or differences in size, weight, or firmness.
- Boys with HSP often have inflammation of the testicles.
- About half of patients with IPAN develop pains in the joints or skin rashes; boys frequently have pain in the testicles.
- In this procedure, a tiny amount of radioactive fluid is injected into the blood and detected as it flows through the scrotum and testicles.Advertisement
- True hermaphrodites are born with both ovaries and testicles.
- Symptoms include marked swelling of one or both testicles, severe pain, fever, nausea, and headache.
- Pain and swelling usually subside after five to seven days, although the testicles can remain tender for weeks.
- Also known as cryptorchidism, undescended testes is a congenital condition characterized by testicles that do not follow the normal developmental pattern of moving into the scrotum before birth.
- One or both of the testicles can be undescended; therefore, the scrotum can appear to be either missing or lopsided.Advertisement
- Presence of undescended testes is differentiated from absence of testicles by measuring the amount of gonadotropin hormone in the blood.
- Cryptorchidism-Undescended testes, a condition in which a boy is born with one or both testicles in the lower abdomen rather than the scrotum.
- In boys, the condition triggers the development of a large penis and testicles, with spontaneous erections and the production of sperm.
- The testicles and scrotum grow, but the penis probably does not.
- The testicles and scrotum also continue to grow.Advertisement
- Gonadotrophin-Hormones that stimulate the ovary and testicles.
- The child may have an umbilical or inguinal hernia, malformed kidneys, and abnormalities of the urogenital system, including undescended testicles in a male child (cryptochordism).
- Klinefelter syndrome is a chromosome disorder in males that results in hypogonadism (small penis and small firm testicles).
- By mid-puberty, boys with Klinefelter syndrome have low levels of testosterone, resulting in small testicles and the inability to make sperm.
- The Leydig cells in the testicles usually produce testosterone.Advertisement
- As a result, the testicles appear smaller and firmer than normal.
- It may reappear in liver disease, or tumors of the liver, ovaries, or testicles.
- In rare cases infants with hypospadias occurring closer to the body and who also have undescended testicles, a karyotype or genetic screen may be performed to determine gender.
- The penis may be small, the testicles undescended (cryptorchidism) or various degrees of "feminization" of the genitals may be present.
- To treat some male cancers, it is necessary to remove the testicles, thereby preventing the androgens from stimulating cancer growth.Advertisement
- Genitalia can be smaller than normal, and a male with PWS may have undescended testicles.
- The testicles are located outside of the body so the sperm can stay cooler.
- Adequate circulation in the testicles is needed for healthy sperm production.
- Varicocele is a condition where the man has varicose or enlarged veins in his testicles, which increase the body temperature in the area, decreasing sperm count.
- Males with Fragile X may develop enlarged testicles at the onset of puberty, and those with this syndrome can be prone to certain medical conditions, such as hernia, middle ear infections, and heart murmur, among others.Advertisement
- The rhyming links ' cobbler's awls ' with ' balls ', i.e. slang for testicles.
- Chemotherapy and radiotherapy chemotherapy and radiotherapy Chemotherapy drugs are often given together with surgery, particularly if the cancer has spread beyond the testicles.
- Current rules require that any youngster playing as pitcher must wear a codpiece - a tin cup protecting the testicles.
- So the only way to relieve the pressure is to remove the testicles.
- The two testicles, which extend far back into the posterior part of the body, are long and tubular.Advertisement