Patient's question:
After getting this disease, I went to several hospitals for thorough examination and treatment, tried every method, but still couldn't have children. I wonder if this has such a significant impact on infertility. I'm fine, as confirmed by detailed examinations at the hospital. I really want to have a child. How is testicular dysgenesis treated in men?Doctor's answer:
Epididymal malformation, the recurrence of this disease may be related to endocrine dysfunction during embryonic growth and development. Due to abnormally high testosterone levels, mesonephric tubules and mesonephric ducts fail to develop or develop incompletely, leading to various types of epididymal malformations, resulting in congenital absence of the epididymis and vas deferens. If growth and development terminate at a certain site, it may cause self-locking in that area. Pay attention to controlling sexual activity and maintaining a good mood.