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endocrine glands, male reproductive anatomy, primary hypogonadism, male, testicular failure, inability, the testicles to produce sperm, male hormones, testicular failure include chromosomal abnormalities, testicular torsion, direct trauma, testicles, diseases that affect the testicle, mumps, orchitis [inflammation, the testes], testicular cancer, a variety of drugs, condition is uncommon, increased risk is linked to activities, constant, low-level injury, scrotum, riding a motorcycle, frequent use of a drug known to affect testicular function, heavy marijuana  use, prescription medications, increases the risk of testicular failure, men who had undescended testicles at birth, at higher risk, lack of libido, sex drive, delay in development, absence of secondary male sex characteristics, growth, distribution of hair, scrotal enlargement, penis enlargement, voice changes, infertility, gynecomastia, enlarged breasts in males, lack of muscle mass, a physical examination, reveal, genitals that, not clearly look either male, female, noted in infancy, abnormally small testicle, tumor, mass, group of cells, near the testicle, hormonal levels determined, blood tests, detect low testosterone levels, high levels of gonadotropins, pituitary hormones fsh, lh, supplementation of male hormones successful in treating some forms of testicular failure, in cases, due to specific exposure, removal, the drug, return of normal function, many forms of testicular failure cannot be reversed, androgen, male sex hormone, replacement is effective in reversing symptoms, though it, not restore fertility, testicular failure before, onset of puberty will stop normal growth, specifically the development of adult male characteristics, symptoms occur, avoid higher-risk activities, watch testicular function, involved in such activities, stop the activity, the first sign of symptoms.