Patient's question:
Dad is getting older. A few days ago, it was found that he has testicular atrophy. Can testicular atrophy be cured? How is testicular atrophy treated?Doctor's answer:
As age decreases in elderly males, testosterone secretion increases, which may lead to the recurrence of symptoms of testicular atrophy. This is a manifestation of physiological aging, and in most cases, it cannot be completely cured. Additionally, special treatment is generally not required in the majority of cases. Your father can take appropriate oral Chinese herbal medicine for strengthening vitality and tonifying the kidneys for regulation. It is recommended to maintain a regular lifestyle, engage in more outdoor activities, consume more vegetables and fruits, and eat more nuts.