I returned to Taichung Veterans General Hospital for the ultrasound test to assess testicular blood flow. The doctor scheduled a consultation for the next day to discuss the results.

During the ultrasound, I asked about the size of my testicles. The doctor reported that my left testicle had increased to 4.5cm, larger than before surgery. The right ischemic testicle was measured at 2.6cm. These measurements were taken lengthwise, while I typically measure the width of my testicles myself.

Following the ultrasound, I was able to view the detailed report through the Taiwanese Health Service App. The report indicated that the right testicle was smaller than the left and had no detectable blood flow. The specific measurements were 19x18x26mm for the right and 32x26x51mm for the left.

I realized the technician wouldn't be able to provide many answers to my other questions, as he preferred me to discuss them with the doctor. Therefore, I limited my questions.