Patient's question:
Still may cause an increase in the rate of sperm teratogenicity, and the rate of sperm teratogenicity is not the same as the rate of fetal malformation. Can testicular microlithiasis cause fetal malformation? Will testicular microlithiasis get bigger and more numerous?Doctor's answer:
Microcalcification in the testis is a syndrome characterized by numerous calcium foci with a diameter greater than 3mm diffusely arranged within the seminiferous tubules of the testis. This condition may continuously increase or decrease, potentially interfering with fertility. If you are currently trying to conceive, it is important to undergo a semen analysis and seek appropriate treatment for testicular conditions under the guidance of a doctor. Testicular conditions tend to be recurrent, requiring long-term medication. Additionally, male patients should promptly seek diagnosis at professional and reputable hospitals, considering treatment based on examination results. It is also important to restrict sexual activity and maintain a positive mood.