Patient's question:
The complete torsion of the testicles is partly due to congenital anatomical factors. Most patients experience severe pain, and if not treated promptly, it can lead to testicular necrosis. The only solution for this condition is surgical treatment, as the child will face the issue of marriage and having children in the future. If the testicles develop an abscess again, it can result in male infertility. Since the testicles are a very important reproductive organ for men.Doctor's answer:
Testicular torsion generally occurs again in newborns, meaning the root of the testicle has reversed again. Testicular torsion is usually manageable, but it needs to be resolved promptly. After resolution, there will be no other sequelae left behind. However, if it is not resolved in a timely manner, it can lead to complications such as testicular necrosis or malignant transformation, etc. It is quite serious, and the key is to treat it promptly.