Patient's question:
A child with undescended testicles has a right testicle size of approximately 1819mm, and the left one is about 67mm in the inguinal region. Will the left testicle still develop after surgery?Doctor's answer:
Based on the careful examination results from the color Doppler ultrasound, your child has undescended testes on the left side. It is best to have surgery at the age of two, and since your child is now three years old, it is important to actively pursue surgery. The procedure is a testicular ascent fixation surgery. After the surgery, your child's testes will focus on normal growth and development. You can rest assured about this. It will absolutely not interfere with the growth and development of your child's testes. The testes can recover, but the treatment period is usually long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment.