Patient's question:
I recently don't know why my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I also don't have morning erections anymore. Is there a relationship with the left testicular hypertrophy?Doctor's answer:
Testicular hyperplasia is commonly seen when one testicle is absent or underdeveloped, leading to compensatory hyperplasia of the other testicle. If this hyperplasia is normal, it generally does not cause any impact on the body. Additionally, testicular hyperplasia can also be caused by inflammation or tumors. Generally, the hyperplastic area does not cause pain symptoms, often being associated with tuberculosis or tumors. However, hyperplasia caused by inflammation is more likely to present with pain symptoms.