Can you have a baby with one broken testicle and fine testicle?

Having one broken testicle (usually called testicular rupture or torsion) does not necessarily affect your fertility. Testicular rupture refers to a break in the testicle, while testicular torsion refers to the twisting of the spermatic cord that supplies blood to the testicle.

Normally, if one testicle is functioning properly and producing healthy sperm, you should be able to conceive a baby. The unaffected testicle can compensate for the other and produce enough sperm for reproduction. However, it's important to consult a doctor to assess the function of the affected testicle and overall reproductive health. In cases where both testicles are affected or there are additional reproductive health issues, fertility may be impacted and may require medical intervention or assistance.