Patient's question:
Yesterday, my husband and I went to Changsha Wuzhou Infertility Hospital for a check-up. The test results revealed that the cause of our infertility is related to my husband. The doctor said that my husband has abnormal testicular conditions, specifically a unilateral undescended testicle. I would like to ask the doctors here whether male infertility can be treated effectively? Is infertility caused by testicular issues severe?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Undescended testes refer to the congenital absence of testes within the scrotum, and in clinical practice, undescended testes are often referred to as cryptorchidism. It can affect male fertility, is highly prone to malignancy, and may lead to psychological disorders in patients. You need to clearly determine the specific location of the unilateral undescended testis. The best treatment for undescended testes is surgical intervention. It is recommended to seek standardized treatment at a regular specialized hospital and not to miss the optimal treatment window. Wishing you good health!