How is male infertility treated when it is caused by testicular abnormalities?

Patient's question:

My friend and we got married in the same year. Now my children are all in kindergarten, but his wife hasn't been pregnant yet. They couple also went to the hospital for check-ups, and the results showed that my friend's testicles were abnormal, leading to infertility. They have been treated for over a year now, but there's still no sign of any progress.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are many types of testicular abnormalities. If the testicular development is poor, it is necessary to check whether it is unilateral or bilateral. Additionally, check the quality of semen. If there is inflammation or other conditions, treatment can be carried out through medication or surgery. If poor testicular development leads to no sperm on both sides, then other assisted reproductive technologies can be considered.

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