Patient's question:
My testicles are sometimes present and sometimes almost non-existent. Sometimes they are very small, and at other times I can't feel them. Occasionally, when I jump up, there is a high-pitched oscillating pain. Can I still get pregnant with this condition? What should I do about my testicles being sometimes present and almost non-existent?Doctor's answer:
The situation you described is similar to cryptorchidism. If the testicles remain in the abdominal cavity for a long time, the high temperature can lead to reduced sperm viability, which indeed affects fertility. If you have never been able to conceive before, it is recommended that you visit a hospital for a check-up. If you are indeed diagnosed with cryptorchidism, surgery will be necessary to bring the testicles to their normal position. For patients with testicular issues, timely treatment can help reduce the risk of complications. If left untreated, it can affect overall health. Therefore, patients should receive timely medication and maintain a regular sex life in daily life, avoiding prolonged sitting.