What happens after an orchiectomy?

As we all know, the male testicle is a very important reproductive organ, and it is closely related to the daily life of men. Especially in sexual life, the role of the testicle is undoubtedly very huge. However, in life, some men do not pay attention to the protection of their testicles, and finally have to remove their testicles because of illness. So the question is, what will happen to men after the testicles are removed?

In clinical practice, testicular problems in general can be solved in time through medication or surgery, and basically do not need to be removed, unless testicular necrosis occurs, which must be removed. After surgical removal of the testicles, it means that men can no longer have children, but compared with continued testicular necrosis, untimely removal of the necrotic site will become more and more serious, and after testicular removal, the male's androgen will be affected. Therefore, when facing this situation, men must take medication or diet to supplement the nutrients lacking in the body. Only in this way can they make up for the impact caused by the lack of testicles in men.

In most cases, there will be no problems with men's testicles. If there are problems, they are related to sex life or other unexpected situations. At this time, we must face the psychological and mental burden of men after orchiectomy. Many men think that after orchiectomy, they lose their fertility and their male characteristics, which is a great psychological blow. It is inevitable that they will feel lost or depressed, and these emotions will affect the body. Therefore, it is important to adjust your mental state in time. If necessary, you can find a psychologist to help you balance your psychological problems. Once the psychological problems are solved, the physical problems will slowly recover.

I think the biggest burden for men after orchiectomy is the loss of fertility. After all, the loss of fertility means that you can't have your own children in the future. This kind of blow is very significant, especially for men who have not had children. What's more serious is that there may be no way to get married and form a new family in your lifetime.