Can testicular dysplasia be cured?

Testicular hypoplasia refers to the congenital failure of male testicles to develop properly, resulting in small testicles. Testicles are the most important part of the male body. Testicles can also control the production of semen and sexual function. Testicular hypoplasia can be treated through modern medicine. Medication can be used to promote the secondary development of the testicles, and massage can be done regularly.

Can testicular dysplasia be cured?

Testicular hypoplasia can be treated with medication, but in severe cases it may not be effective.

Treatment for testicular dysplasia

1. For microtestis caused by congenital factors, some male hormones can be used to promote the development of male secondary sexual characteristics, normal development of genitals, obvious development of pubic hair, rich male characteristics, promote sexual desire, and maintain normal sexual function. However, no matter what method is used for treatment, it can only promote sexual function and the development of secondary sexual characteristics, and cannot restore fertility. Patients with microtestis can still have sexual desire and sexual function, and can also have normal ejaculation because the testicles can still secrete a certain amount of male hormones, but there are no sperm or very few sperm in the semen. 97% of patients are infertile, and they can only have children with sperm in the future.

2. Varicose veins can cause testicles to be of different sizes. Varicose veins surgery can solve the problem. However, for microtestis caused by congenital factors, such as the treatment of Klinefelter syndrome, 50 mg of testosterone propionate can be injected intramuscularly twice a week, or 5 mg of methyltestosterone can be taken three times a day to promote the development of male secondary sexual characteristics, promote sexual desire, and maintain normal sexual function.

Will testicular dysplasia affect fertility?

Patients with testicular dysplasia cannot produce sperm or secrete sufficient sex hormones. The clinical manifestation is the inability to have children and lead a normal married life after marriage, which brings shadows and troubles to many families.

Testicular hypoplasia will affect fertility, but it depends on what kind of hypoplasia it is. However, if the volume of a testicle is less than 12 cubic centimeters, it can be diagnosed as testicular hypoplasia or atrophy. In this testicle, the spermatogenic cells are more affected, so if sperm cannot be found in the semen, it is enough to prove that there is no fertility, but sexual function can exist. If the testicle is less than 6 cubic centimeters, it means that the interstitial cells that control the secretion of sex hormones in the testicle are also affected. Patients with testicular hypoplasia can choose a treatment method suitable for them to improve after diagnosis.

Will testicular dysplasia lead to azoospermia?

Will testicular dysplasia lead to azoospermia? Since the testicles produce sperm and secrete androgens, testicular dysplasia can cause azoospermia. There is a normal range for testicular size, and men can do a self-examination. Specific testing method: Men can use two fingers to form a circle to cover the testicles. If it is very loose or cannot be inserted at all, it means that the testicle size may be abnormal. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

1. Testicular volume: Generally speaking, the testicular volume of Chinese adult males is about 15-23 ml, and the size difference between the two testicles does not exceed 2 ml. Less than 12 ml indicates testicular dysplasia or atrophy. If the testicular volume is abnormally enlarged, it may be a spermatocele or tumor, which may affect testicular function.

2. Testicular position: In addition to size, testicular position is also an issue that needs attention. If the position is too high, in the groin, or even in the abdomen, testicular function will be affected, and even infertility will occur.

3. Testicular texture: Normal testicles are slightly hard and have a certain degree of elasticity. If they are hard but not elastic, or too soft, it indicates that the internal tissue may be damaged.