Patient's question:
Because the country has recently relaxed the two-child policy, my close friend wants to have another child. However, he fell from a scaffolding while working on a construction site and was diagnosed with atrophy of one testicle at the hospital. Under these circumstances, can he still have a second child? What kind of help is needed: Will atrophy of one testicle lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
If your friend only has one testicle atrophy while the other is normal, it will absolutely not affect the issue of fertility. Additionally, it is recommended that patients do not put too much pressure on themselves mentally. It is advised to rest more often, avoid overtime work, minimize long periods of TV watching, and refrain from playing electronic games. In terms of diet, it is recommended to consume more meat, eggs, grains, beans, fungi, and other types of food.