Andrew Huberman· PhD
so again we see it very commonly you know given the fact that a lot of men have it about one in seven men have it it doesn't always cause a problem but maybe about 20 to 25% of the time it does so men will manifest with low sperm counts we see sometimes discomfort you know ache you know worse at the end of the day then at the beginning orse of the activity anytime blood can pull sometimes it stretches and some men feel that and then kids sometimes it can lead to um either stunted testicular growth or shrinkage of the testicle um it's also thought to be a progressive lesion so the longer a man has it the more damage it can do