Patient's question:
A 6-month-old baby cannot lift their head, can roll over, has a normal appetite, and shows no significant abnormalities, but sometimes they shake. Can testicular dysgenesis with chromosomal abnormalities produce sperm?Doctor's answer:
Chromosomes are the decisive factors in determining the sex of a child. The human body has two types of chromosomes: X and Y. If the chromosomes are abnormal, then even if you are pregnant, it will not be a normal embryo. The testes are the most important male organ, with the primary functions of producing semen and sperm, excreting male hormones, and maintaining normal fertilization. Regardless of whether the chromosomes are normal or not, it will produce sperm, but it does not choose how the embryo is normal. Therefore, if the chromosomes are abnormal, it cannot be delivered.