How big should your balls be?

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How big is to big for the balls. Just wondering. Don't know if mine are two big or not. They just feel rather large.

If there bigger then baseballs then there to big,mine are a little smaller then golf balls and I think thats normal size.

I don't think that you should worry about being too big. The function of your balls is to produce sperm cells, not to enter directly into a sexual act. Where a penis can be too big and cause your partner some discomfort, your balls don't have to fit into anything, so size should not be a concern.

Unless someone is sucking on them......

In reply to:Unless someone is sucking on them...... True, but they can't be THAT big to cause a problem,can they?

Yeh mine are about the size just smaller than golfballs...wouldnt want then any other way

i defnitely think balls have other purposes also like preventing a man for going deeper than neccesary :smirk: :grin:!

The proper way to measure testicle size is with a device called an orchidometer, which measures the volume of each testicle. However, doctors are pretty much the only ones who have one of these devices.

It is a bit difficult to do, but you can measure the approximate length and width of each testicle. Since they are oval, they are longer in one direction than the other. The normal length range of a fully grown adult testicle is approximately 1.5 inches to 2.5 inches, with about 2.0 inches the average. The width of each testicle is about 1 inch (+/- 0.25).

While lots of guys probably think it's great to have huge balls (you know, the bigger the better type attitude), testicles that are significantly larger than average may indicate a problem with the testicle. Infections can cause testicular swelling, which could cause infertility. There are also conditions of hyrocele, which is a sac of fluid surrounding the testicle which can make the entire scrotum look much larger - hydroceles usually form after injury, damage, or infection to a testicle, and there are varicoceles, which are swollen veins around the testicle, which can also make one appear larger than the other (unless there is a varicocele in both, then they will both appear larger).

So bigger isn't always better - sometimes it can indicate a problem. Although in general, with a normal healthy testicle, the larger the testicle, the more sperm it produces.

Cool thanks fr the info.