Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! My friend's child was born not long ago, and we noticed that his testicles have some issues, but we didn't pay much attention. Now we've found that it seems like something has grown, so we went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said an ultrasound is needed. So, does an ultrasound have any effect on the testicles?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Uh, color Doppler ultrasound (often referred to as "B" in China), or MRI with Doppler, is a minimally invasive examination method that has no significant impact on the human body. MRI examinations are also a relatively common type of examination for the male urinary and reproductive systems. Because it is simple, convenient, economical, and has no side effects or damage, doctors often use it in clinical diagnosis to confirm or differentiate certain urinary and reproductive system diseases. Therefore, for testicular color Doppler ultrasound, it has no impact on the testicles themselves, so there is no need to worry.