Just curious, are there medical procedures that can tuck one's balls up inside and keep them there, leaving only an empty scrotum? Sterility and sperm vitality is not an issue at this point but having empty ball-less scrotum would be the objective.

snakie

This has been covered in the threads before. Basically, it can be done, but it is not advisable. Your primary defense against testicular cancer is being ABLE to diagnose you have it EARLY. With tucked nuts you can't feel them from all sides in the same way, making early diagnose impossible IF you were to develop cancer.

nonuts (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 08, 2008 8:45 am This has been covered in the threads before. Basically, it can be done, but it is not advisable. Your primary defense against testicular cancer is being ABLE to diagnose you have it EARLY. With tucked nuts you can't feel them from all sides in the same way, making early diagnose impossible IF you were to develop cancer.

I have read that boys with undescended testicles are much more likely to get testicular cancer, probably because of the increased temperature. Tucked balls would probably have the same problem.

I've posted this many times before. It's about a transsexual women who kept her testicles. The surgeon put them up inside of her. Here's part of the article:

"After much consideration and some consultation, Tess underwent a unique medical procedure. While penile inversion was performed, the testes were not removed. Instead, the surgeon relocated them superior and anterior to the inguinal canals, approximating the location of the ovaries in a genetic female.

http://www.jenellerose.com/htmlpostings ... d_soul.htm

That sounds like a great operation