Patient's question:
At the age of three and three, the examination and test results showed: only one testicle. Past treatment history and effectiveness: no treatment. What kind of assistance is needed: answer.Doctor's answer:
The testicles are important organs for male fertility, capable of producing some sperm daily. However, if a man only has one testicle, the number of sperm produced will be significantly reduced. If the testicular function is still normal, it is still possible to produce a certain amount of sperm and maintain normal fertility.Recommendation: If a man with only one testicle suffers from a certain disease, it may cause the testicular sperm production function to become impaired again, leading to abnormal sperm production, which will affect male fertility. It is recommended to comprehensively prevent and treat viral mumps reoccurrence. Male reproductive diseases can be alleviated, but the treatment period is generally long.