most helpful answer hi see a uro first perhaps he will have other ideas to what treatment you need. worth a try. found you this piece of info. any other situation that raises the temperature of a man's testis for a long period of time might affect his sperm count and cause infertility. wearing tight or heavy clothing that insulates the scrotal area can raise scrotal temperature by 1 or 2 degrees fahrenheit which could lower sperm count over time although this has not been proven conclusively in research studies. taking long hot baths or using a sauna might also raise testicular temperature after about 10 minutes of exposure to heat which could also lower sperm output if this happens regularly. a study published in october 2012 in "spermatogenesis" suggests obesity and a large belly might cause increased testicular temperature and contribute to decreased sperm counts and infertility. this possibility is somewhat controversial and needs confirmation in additional carefully controlled studies good luck
how can you cool down the main vein in a males testicle that gets too hot and causes infertility?