Patient's question:
Because the infant is currently experiencing a problem with congenital testicular dysgenesis, where one of the testicles hasn't descended from the inguinal area. Currently, the child is still unknown how to handle it. What should be done for a child with congenital testicular dysgenesis?Doctor's answer:
In this case, surgery is generally recommended before the age of two. If the surgery is performed before the age of two, it is absolutely impossible to have children. Clinical manifestations such as testicular and epididymal underdevelopment and abnormal hormone levels have been considered. It is recommended to undergo professional urological and andrological examinations, including color Doppler ultrasound and six sex hormone tests, to make a clear diagnosis. Based on the specific situation, medication can be administered to achieve normal growth and development. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!