Causes and treatments of testicular dysplasia

The testicles control the production of sperm and are also an important base for the secretion of male hormones. Male testicular dysplasia may be caused by congenital factors or acquired factors. Regardless of the cause, it should be treated in time. What are the causes of testicular dysplasia and how to treat it?

Causes of testicular dysplasia

The first is endocrine abnormality: if there is an endocrine abnormality, it will affect the development of the gonads and cause this kind of testicular dysplasia.

The second is genetic factors: chromosomal abnormalities, such as primary microtestis or spermatogenic tubule dysplasia.

The third is anatomical factors: in some individual cases, testicular maldevelopment is caused by impaired blood supply during the embryo or twisting of the spermatic cord when the testicles descend. This is caused by anatomical factors.

The fourth is infectious factors: the most serious is viral orchitis caused by mumps in childhood, which can cause testicular development disorders.

How to treat

1. For microtestis caused by congenital factors, some male hormones can be used to promote the development of male secondary sexual characteristics, make the genitals develop normally, make the pubic hair develop obviously, have masculine characteristics, promote sexual desire, and maintain normal sexual function.

2. Varicose vein surgery can be performed to treat testicle size differences caused by varicocele.