Patient's question:
I share a bed with my husband. When he is on top of me, he usually reaches orgasm within 2-3 minutes. In other positions, he often struggles to achieve this, and eventually, we have to resort to him being on top of me. Is this considered premature ejaculation? His semen contains no sperm. Could this be related to the issue?Follow-up Question 1: He was tested at the hospital and found to have no sperm in his semen. Could this be related to the problem? His testicles and thighs are always sticky, and the area feels very warm! What could be the issue?
Follow-up Question 2: Doctor, I would like to ask you to review the test report for my husband.
Estradiol: 89.20
Doctor's answer:
Treatment for Undescended Testicles: If you have undescended testicles, early detection and early treatment are crucial. The best time for surgical treatment is before the age of 2. The later the surgery is performed, the greater the impact on fertility. For example, if surgery is done after the onset of azoospermia in adulthood, it will not improve the testicular sperm production function. The purpose of the surgery is to prevent the testicles from developing cancer later. For parents who discover that their child has undescended testicles, it is important to seek timely treatment and not to leave room for possible regret.