The doctor held my penis in his right hand for my parents to see. I was 7 and lying on the examination table at my pediatrician’s office. “If you come closer, you can see that one of the testicles is not in the scrotum,” Dr. R said. My right testicle was the focus. It had made a home within my groin. “In the womb, the testicles are not yet in the scrotum until the 32nd week,” the doctor said. “But occasionally a child is born with one or both testicles undescended.” It was the early ’80s. Dr. R