Patient's question:
Condition Description: Undeveloped testicles unable to produce spermPrevious Treatment and Effect: No significant effect
Help Needed: Can artificial insemination be performed? How long does it take?
Doctor's answer:
Testicular dysgenesis, it can affect fertility, but it's not absolute; the main factor is the quality of sperm. If the sperm quality is normal, it is still possible to conceive. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination to identify the specific cause and receive targeted treatment. In your case, it is necessary to check whether you have spermatogenesis function. If you do, sperm can be retrieved through testicular puncture. If you don't, the prospects are very dim. It is still advisable to undergo a testicular biopsy to check for spermatogenesis function, and then make further plans.