Testicular health

[Maria Bowring]

We all know that balls are designed to produce sperm for creating new life, so I was wondering if any of the guys on here have kids/ambitions to have kids or have you just conceded that they won't work anymore?

[thelantern]

I'm not a doctor or an expert in human fertility but from what I've read fears about ballbusting leading to infertility are way overstated and way overblown. I hope so, at least, because I certainly want kids in the future.

[Jonathan Rahn]

I agree with thelantern on this.  I've been married for just over a year and my wife and I want kids and still engage in bb.  as far as we can tell - everything is still working perfectly fine.  I would guess that it depends more on the level to which you go at it ... frequency and the power of the hits.

[Joey C.]

For me personally, I don't want to lose my balls or become sterile. So as much as I like ballbusting I draw the line when my testicles actually get bruised, as in black and blue. Red and swollen is fine, but I try to avoid getting to the point where they get bruised because that means that blood vessels have been ruptured. Not a good sign of testicular health.

[Maskedguy 1.7]

blood vessel health...

[Weak dude]

I have no children now... but likes ballbusting very much. I love hard kness and kicks so i drop down to they ground and holding my balls in my hands and suffer from they pain in a couple of minutes!

[TasBB]

looking at your profile you seem to enjoy doing the busting!

[Maria Bowring]

I think the idea of this site is that we all enjoy ballbusting ;-) but obviously the risk of it causing infertility is much less for the buster, but you guys are willing to take the risk?

Muggins said:

looking at your profile you seem to enjoy doing the busting!

[Sai]

That's right but the most adrenaline producing things are dangerous I like a saying:
Find something you love to do and let it kill you. So you're live was worth to call it live.

[TasBB]

generalisation coming up: I think guys do take more risks then girls - I seem to remember various studies showed that, and car insurance differences for men/women would tend to back me up on that too.

 

It is a risk. Definitely. But I thought it was worth pointing out that the buster has some responsibility for what happens too :) The risk isn't to yourself but....

[TasBB]

ouch... I don't think we know why low sperm counts sometimes happen (some blame the rubbish we're pumping into the rivers...) but of course you can't help wondering

 

Well I'd had a lot of busts. Not as hard as some of the guys here. My partner and I started trying for a baby and within 14 months (despite extreme ill-health on my part) there was one suspected miscarriage and one beautiful baby :)

 

I wish you the best of luck with conception - should be fun trying anyway :) I've seen a lot of stories like this come good so fingers crossed

[playfight]

it is great to hear for your case,did you ever have brusies on testicals

[nyte]

From what I've read, the most common suspicion of male infertility is "varicocele".  Those who wish to delve deeper into the topic can include that in their searches.