Cultivation test must be diagnosed early
The diagnosis of cryptor test is easier, and parents can carefully check his scrotum after the baby boy is born.Generally, you can touch the sizes of peanuts on both sides of the scrotum, which has a physical feeling.If the scrotum is empty, the testicles are short, and the scrotum entrance and groin can be checked. Those with conditions can cooperate with B -ultrasound and CT examination.Those who are lacking in true testicles are very rare. Therefore, when the above means cannot detect testicular, it should be highly suspected of the possibility of abdominal hill -type ucchievable test. Such hidden tests are 10-30 times that of normal testicles, which is extremely risky.
Under normal circumstances, the testicles have dropped to the scrotum when the baby is born, but some babies may be delayed due to the delayed embryo development.At the time, you can wait patiently to observe. If there is still no signs of decline within three months, you can consider trial drug treatment.At present, clinical clinical use of choric membrane to promote gonadotropin (HCG) muscle injection methods. In recent years, it has also used artificial synthetic gonadotropin to release hormone (LHRH) nasal spray treatment.
If the treatment of drugs is invalid, it is best to have surgical correction at about one year old (because the testicular tissue of the child has begun to occur after the age of two years without exceeding the age of two.The testicles are returned and fixed in the scrotum through surgery.Most hidden tests in the groin can be treated with one -time surgery (high -level cryptor tests can perform installment surgery).According to information, the patients with surgical treatment have different fertility patients with the age of surgery, and there are great differences.Unfortunately, many parents do not pay enough attention to hidden tests. Patients did not go to the doctor until they were adults and even found infertility and even bad changes after marriage. At that time, the prognosis had been greatly reduced.
(Editor in charge: Internship Liu Suqiong)
