Patient's question:
I learned some information about testicular dysgenesis from my friend. I've been married for a long time without having children and haven't visited the hospital for treatment. Recently, my friend mentioned it, but I don't know what factors or causes might have triggered it,,, I don't know if it can still be cured. Will testicular dysgenesis affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello: In your case, it is necessary to check whether there is spermatogenesis function. If there is spermatogenesis function, sperm can be extracted through puncture. If there is no spermatogenesis function, the hope is very slim. It is recommended to do a testicular biopsy to see if there is spermatogenesis function, and then make plans for the next step. Wish you health.