Patient's question:
Testicular congenital developmental disorderDoctor's answer:
Pathological testicular atrophy and shrinkage are usually caused by the susceptibility of spermatogonia or primary spermatocytes in the seminiferous tubules. When these cells undergo atrophy, fail to grow sperm, or are damaged and unable to produce normal sperm, it manifests as testicular atrophy and shrinkage in volume. This condition is often accompanied by infertility, so it is recommended to seek medical examination for etiological diagnosis and follow the doctor's advice for treatment based on the results.