How to make the hidden testicle come down automatically

Although having cryptorchidism does not cause much pain to the body, it can have a significant negative impact on the patient's fertility and reproductive development. Therefore, the problem of cryptorchidism cannot be ignored and must be solved in a timely manner, preferably before it matures. As for the problem of cryptorchidism, you can find a way to make it go away automatically. Let's see how to make cryptorchidism go away automatically.

The baby's hidden testicle may fall down to the correct position automatically as it grows and develops. If it does not fall down before the age of 2, surgery may be required, otherwise it will affect the fertility of the adult! The baby is still young, so there is no need to worry too much.

If the child needs medication, conservative treatment can be used with a hernia belt to prevent the child from exerting too much force or crying for a long time. In addition, the nutrition should be comprehensive and the child should not be picky about food. Observe after one year old. If it is confirmed that the child has cryptorchidism, surgical treatment should be performed in time. It is recommended to actively go to the hospital for treatment. If the examination confirms that surgery can be performed, it will avoid low sperm production or production disorders.

Normal male infants' testicles can descend to the scrotum within three months after birth, and no later than six months. If the scrotum is still empty, active treatment is required, including: 1. Hormone treatment: between six months and one year old, relevant hormone treatment can be given first; 2. Surgical treatment: If the effect of hormone treatment is poor, the testicles can be lowered to the scrotum through open or minimally invasive surgery. When the testicles are atrophied or incompletely functional, surgical removal is required, and the latest time for surgery is no later than two years old.

If the child is born in a regular hospital, the doctor will do a comprehensive examination of the child at birth to detect cryptorchidism in time. However, if the examination of cryptorchidism is neglected, and the parents do not have this knowledge, it will delay the best treatment time and bring adverse consequences. Cryptorchidism can easily lead to testicular atrophy, affect fertility, and easily turn into a tumor. It is also easy to be damaged, torsion, and complicated by inguinal hernia.