Patient's question:
I was born in 1991. I have always had testicular malformation, but I haven't dared to go to the hospital for treatment. I want to get married now. Will my condition affect my fertility?Doctor's answer:
Testicular malformation, as a type of testicular abnormality, is often difficult for patients to detect on their own. Therefore, men should undergo regular check-ups as much as possible, and seek medical attention if they experience any discomfort. If infertility is caused by testicular malformation, it is advisable to choose a professional infertility hospital for scientific examination and treatment. Currently, the treatment level of professional infertility hospitals for testicular malformation is high, and the probability of cure is very high as long as patients cooperate with the treatment plan and follow the prescribed course.