Fertility after bilateral cryptorchidism surgery?

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My child is now 8 years old, in the third grade, and the child from the appearance of a week after the physical examination found: testicles did not fall into the vagina, bilateral testicles under the penis. After diagnosis in a top three hospital, it is considered as normal physiological phenomenon and does not need surgery. After diagnosis in the hospital, it is considered as sliding testis. It is suggested that the testis can be placed in scrotum for internal fixation through surgery. But now we are all worried that the normal life of our children will be affected unnecessarily. How much is the fertility after bilateral cryptorchidism operation? Let's take a look at the following

Fertility after bilateral cryptorchidism surgery?

First: for patients with bilateral cryptorchidism, because the testis is not in the normal position during the development, the development of testis is affected, and the spermatogenesis ability has changed. Even if the testis is put in the normal position again by surgery, the change of testis is irreversible.

Second: so most of the patients with bilateral cryptorchidism disease can not have normal fertility, so it is suggested that the patients who have fertility requirements can do semen examination to see if there is sperm in the semen or how the quality of sperm is, and actively treat under the guidance of the doctor.

Third: usually, the treatment of the disease has a certain relationship with the age of the patient. If the patient can be treated before the age of two years and the testicle drops into the scrotum smoothly, it has no effect on male fertility. If the treatment time is delayed, the male fertility will be damaged, and the chance of testicular malignant tumor will be significantly increased.

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It is suggested that once patients have persistent pain, they should go to the regular medical institutions for examination as soon as possible, and treat symptomatically until the disease is confirmed, so as to avoid taking drugs without authorization, so as not to affect the recovery of the disease.