Patient's question:
Testicular pathological biopsy: Testicular infertility - Considered sperm maturation arrest, biochemical and routine tests show no significant abnormalitiesDoctor's answer:
The testis is the male's primary sexual organ, whose function is to produce sperm and secrete male hormones, which can stimulate spermatogenesis and the development of male accessory organs and secondary sexual characteristics. Therefore, whether due to congenital developmental disorders or pathological changes caused by numerous factors in adulthood, testicular abnormalities can lead to infertility. Testicular abnormality-induced infertility typically includes five conditions: male pseudohermaphroditism, congenital hypoplastic testes syndrome, cryptorchidism, anorchidism, and orchitis. It is recommended to seek further treatment.