Will contralateral orchidopexy for testicular torsion affect fertility?

Hello doctor,

I am a 19-year-old medical student. This year, I lost my right testis to testicular torsion, resulting from late diagnosis. As a precautionary measure, a contralateral orchidopexy was also done. This involving a part so intimately connected to me shattered me a lot and I am recovering slowly from that mental trauma. Besides, the fear of a retorsion in the left one and its subsequent loss keeps lingering. I am also concerned about orchidectomy's impacts on my fertility and hormonal levels. Can you please allay my fears? Also, my surgeon's report says, "The left scrotum was exposed, left testis exposed, very mild hydrocele, eversion of sac done using 4.0 monofilament suture, left lateral wall of testis fixed with 4.0 monofilament suture at two points, skin closed". Is this fine? Why was the sac everted? And what about the hydrocele? I have heard the 4.0 monofilament used was absorbable. If so, then how can those two sutures on the left testis prevent it from further torsion? Will there be some tissue formation eventually that will hold the testis in place? Or is it because by then the testis will get naturally attached to gubernaculum? As I presume the sutures were made into tunica albuginea. However, I read somewhere that this might have impact on sperm production. Is it true? Lastly, can I by any means, ascertain whether my left buddy is fine at home? By physical examination? Does the presence cremasteric reflex always rule out a possibility of necrosed testis?