Patient's question:
I've been married for almost three years. During this time, my husband and I both liked children and wanted to have one, but we couldn't get pregnant. When we went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said that there were abnormalities in my testicles, which led to male infertility.Doctor's answer:
Hello, testicular abnormalities: There are 3 types of testicular abnormalities: 1) Cryptorchidism, where unilateral cryptorchidism causes infertility in about 30% to 60%, and bilateral cryptorchidism causes infertility in about 50% to 100%. It not only leads to infertility but can also induce malignancy; 2) Damage to the primordia during fetal development due to adverse environmental factors; 3) Early testicular injury, which can be caused by birth trauma during delivery.