Patient's question:
A relative has been divorced for over ten years, but they have never had children. The couple went to the hospital for a thorough check-up a few days ago, and the doctor said they suffer from male infertility, mainly due to abnormal testicles.Doctor's answer:
Therefore, whether it is congenital growth and development disorders or various factors after birth leading to testicular inflammation-induced testicular abnormalities, can all cause infertility. Testicular abnormality-induced infertility typically includes five conditions: male pseudohermaphroditism, congenital hypoplastic testicular syndrome, cryptorchidism, anorchidism, and orchitis. The testicles can be resolved, but the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, active cooperation with the doctor's treatment, proper medication, and maintaining good lifestyle habits and dietary choices during treatment are recommended.