Does humid and hot climates affect your balls?

Question

If it does, does that mean you create less testosterone for your system?

Answer 1

Besides maybe making them itchy and sweaty it doesn't do any  real damage to them

Answer 2

very awkward

Answer 3

what i believe it would do is slow the process of sperm production, as the ideal temperature for producing sperm is 95.6 degrees.

Answer 4

Yes, climate does affect your testicles.  Heat causes them to descend.  This moves them from your body heat and cools them.  Testosterone levels change under different circumstances.  Heat does change the levels.

If you personally are experiencing a change in one or both testis, read up on testicular cancer, spermatoceles and hernias.  All men should check their testicles once a month in the shower for any lumps, changes or swelling.  Most often it is nothing, but between the ages of 13 and 35, testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men.  If you have any uncertainty, go to your doctor as soon as possible.