[gabe]

i'd think the testicles would be easy organs to transplant. if this could indeed be done, would the recipient make the donor's babies? hope this is okay. i really want to know.

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[ShirleyAvery]

I assume you're infertile. I've never heard of a testicular transplant. Like kidneys, each man has two, so it may be difficult, but not impossible to find a live donor. I don't know if there would be a problem with organ rejection or "rewiring", but I've never heard of the possiblity. Sounds like the basis of an interesting medical-legal thriller, though. Have you asked a doctor about this? Just Curious

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[Dot]

The tubes and such that connect them are incredibly complex. Transplantation would be very difficult. Easier certainly to to an IUI procedure (artificial insemination) with donor sperm.

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