Symptoms of testicular dysplasia

Boys must make reasonable choices in diet during their physical development. Parents should pay attention to this and not give their children food arbitrarily, otherwise it will cause poor physical development of the child and cause great harm to the body. What are the manifestations of testicular dysplasia? Many people are not very clear about this. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of this kind of problem.

Symptoms of testicular dysplasia:

1. Atestis: Testicular agenesis is very rare. The cause may be testicular inhibition by toxins during the embryonic period, or secondary to vascular occlusion, or testicular atrophy caused by trauma. Unilateral atestis often occurs on the right side, and is often accompanied by cryptic testis on the opposite side. Bilateral atestis often leads to gender dysphoria and combined with pseudo-atestis due to the lack of interstitial cells that secrete male hormones. People with pseudo-atestis may have ectopic interstitial cells.

2. Polytestis: Polytestis is a very rare congenital defect. Generally, there are no more than 3 testicles, and there are more on the left side than on the right side. Foreign literature has reported patients with 5 testicles.

3. Syndrome: It is the fusion of the two testicles into one, which is extremely rare. It can occur in the scrotum or in the abdominal cavity. Syndrome is often accompanied by other serious congenital malformations, and rarely develops into an adult.

4. Testicular dysplasia: Testicular dysplasia can be caused by blood supply disorders during the embryonic period or spermatic cord torsion during testicular descent. Cryptotestis is also a cause of testicular dysplasia.

5. Cryptorchidism: The testicles descend from the peritoneum into the scrotum when the fetus is 6 to 7 months old. If they stay in any abnormal position during the descent, such as the waist, abdomen, inguinal canal or near the external ring, it is collectively called cryptorchidism or undescended testicles.

After understanding the physical manifestations of testicular dysplasia, when alleviating testicular dysplasia, parents should follow the doctor's advice on the use of treatment methods. It should also be noted that during the treatment of testicular dysplasia, if the child's body shows abnormalities, the use of the treatment method should be stopped to avoid causing other problems.