How to determine if testicular atrophy is present

The male testicles are a key component of the external urinary system. If there is a problem with the male testicles, the male's sexual function will be affected. In more serious cases, it may also cause male infertility. Some infections or other factors can cause serious damage to the male testicles. In the early stages of the disease, early treatment is needed to improve the condition. Let's learn how to identify male testicular atrophy.

In clinical medicine, patients with testicular atrophy mainly have shrinkage of one or both sides of the male testicles, which become significantly smaller, softer in texture, and sometimes harder in texture, or have mild swelling and pain. Patients will have varying degrees of stunted development of secondary sexual characteristics, breast development, slowed puberty, and a masculine appearance.

Men suffering from testicular atrophy will cause fever in the body, and in some cases, it will also cause severe cold. The male testicles will experience pain, and this pain will also spread to the scrotum and the inner thigh to the groin of the man, and then show the main manifestations of radioactivity, which has a greater impact on men.

Testicular atrophy is a symptom of male testicles becoming swollen and swollen. Extrusion of the male testicles will also cause a certain amount of pain. If the male testicular abscess touches the male testicles, subcutaneous abscesses will occur inside the male testicles, and there will be a fluctuating feeling. When testicular atrophy occurs, it is best to basically understand the cause of the disease so that treatment can be started as soon as possible. Delaying the treatment will affect one's quality of life.

What we often talk about is the method of distinguishing testicular atrophy. According to the above content, I believe that everyone has a basic understanding of the problem of distinguishing testicular atrophy. Testicular atrophy is generally divided into physiological atrophy and physiological atrophy. Physiological atrophy is a physiological atrophy that does not require medical treatment. It needs to be treated by surgery or traditional Chinese medicine. Otherwise, it may cause a certain impact on one's quality of life and cause great harm.