Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: My two testicles are fused together, but they can normally erect. Is this a condition that needs treatment? Will it affect normal sexual life in the future?Medical history: No medical history, generally healthy
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: No diagnosis or treatment
Additional question: Thank you! The testicles are in the middle but fused together byk7883 You mentioned that most cases of testicular fusion are associated with other organ abnormalities. What do you mean by that!! Is it serious? I don’t have any other abnormal organs! Thank you
Doctor's answer:
Based on your age and the description of your condition, I'm not sure if you are currently experiencing any local discomfort symptoms. Under normal circumstances, the two testicles are separate and independent. If you have any local discomfort, you may need to follow up with the urology or general surgery outpatient clinic when necessary.Normally, the two testicles are separated. If they are fused together, it indicates local adhesion, which is abnormal. If this is the case, you need to undergo a color Doppler ultrasound to determine the cause. Then, surgery or conservative treatment can be performed based on the situation.
Wishing you good health!