Patient's question:
The child was born without testicles, which is classified as bilateral cryptorchidism. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. What kind of help is desired: Want to know whether drug treatment or surgical treatment is better. Which one has lower risk and better efficacy? What is the cost? Surgery. The cost of surgery and medication.Doctor's answer:
If your child is only nine months old now, you can continue using chorionic gonadotropin for another three months to see if it can bring the testicles down. If after three months, the child's testicles still cannot ascend, then surgery will be necessary. It is recommended that the current situation can be treated with medication first. If the medication is ineffective, then surgical treatment should be considered. If surgical treatment is required, the cost is approximately six or seven thousand. There is nothing else.