Patient's question:
My husband's testicles are only the size of pigeon eggs and have no sperm. The doctor diagnosed him with congenital testicular dysgenesis. We've been married for two years and really want a child. Could this condition be cured? How much would the treatment cost? What should a normal testicle size be? We are both 26 years old now. Is there still hope for a cure?First follow-up question: Doctor, thank you for your answer! I want to know the exact size of the testicles. Could you describe it using an object? Thank you! How long would the treatment take?
Second follow-up question: Hello, could this condition be related to my husband having mumps around the age of 7? The doctor suggested...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, hormone treatment can be applied, and specific treatment measures should be taken under the guidance of a doctor. The cost is difficult to determine and should be based on the specific condition.The testicles of a normal adult are slightly larger on the right side than on the left. The average size of the right testicle is 3.38×2.27×1.71 cm, while the left is 3.30×2.37×1.78 cm.