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We all understand that if a male's testicles cannot produce sperm or hormones normally, they cannot function properly, and it can be said that the testicles have entered a state of failure. So, what factors or causes lead to testicular failure? 1. Chromosomal abnormalities at birth, testicular trauma, congenital testicular dysfunction, or diseases or infections affecting the testicles after birth can all cause abnormal testicular function. 2. The use of certain drugs can lead to testicular failure, and unhealthy lifestyles can also affect testicular function, such as prolonged cycling, which can cause scrotal damage and lead to testicular problems. 3. Cryptorchidism occurring at birth, where the testicles do not descend to their normal position but remain hidden in the scrotum, can easily lead to testicular failure and result in infertility. Experts from Beijing Tongji Urology Hospital remind you: If testicular failure occurs, it will definitely affect your fertility. Since the testicles are the only male organ for sperm production, testicular failure will inevitably lead to male infertility. Therefore, men must be particularly cautious.