In fact, the aid test refers to any place where the baby boy does not fall to the scrotum after birth after birth. Instead, it stays at any place in its normal descending process, which means that there is no testicles in the scrotum or only one side with testicles.Most patients have no symptoms. After children or adults, they find that one side or bilateral scrotum is empty, and no testicles are found in the physical examination. Sometimes it can be touched in the groove area, which is sore.
What are the symptoms of cryptor test?
1. Teste atrophy: The testicles have not dropped to the scrotum. Only mild tissue changes can be changed within 2 years after birth. After the age of 2 to 5, testicular development will be caused or shrinking.Remixes on both sides can make 90%of patients infection.
2. Testes to reverse: The testicles of ucchieval testis may have testicular led tapes, abnormal testosus adhesion, or abnormal adhesion of testicles, and it is easy to reverse testicles.
3. Malignant changes: The risk of malignant changes in patients with ucchic tests in urology is 20-48 times larger than the testis in the normal scrotum; the risk of malignant malignant internal testicles in the abdominal cavity is 5 times larger than the testicles of the groin.The congenital defect of the testicles and the abnormal position of the testicles, and the higher temperature around the surrounding test is the cause of malignant changes in cryptor test.
4. Endotropic: The testicles are located in the scrotum, with a large degree of activity and a small chance of trauma.The testicles located in the groin are also shrinking when the abdominal muscles are contracted, and the testicular in it is squeezed.Testicles in the abdominal cavity are often squeezed by abdominal pressure changes.
5. Other: About 65%of patients with cryptor tests are combined with oblique hernia.
6. The empty scrotum can cause inferiority, mental depression, and lonely.
What are the factors that cause intangible test disease?
Factors 1: Anatomy factors
1. In the embryo period, the testicular lace is very short or lacking, and the testicular is not allowed to decrease.
2. The testicular membrane and peritoneal are adhered to make the testicles unable to go down.
3. The blood vessel development of the testicles is abnormal, bending or wrinkled, pulling from the top to limit the testicular decline.
4. The blood vessels or vasters of the sperm cable are too short.
5. The testicular volume is too large, the groin tube is too tight, or the port lack of the scrotum in the distal end of the outer ring, then the testicles cannot enter the scrotum.As well as
6. The scrotum development is abnormal, the scrotum is too small to accommodate the testicles.
Factors 2: Endocrine factors
There must be sufficient motivation for testicular decline, that is, relying on the mother's tone gonadotropin to stimulate the fetal testes to produce androgen, such as:::
① When the testicular itself is defective, hidden tests are occurred in the adenopa hormone without a decline in the adenopa.
② When the testicular decrease occurs at the high concentration of gonadotropin in the blood, when the lack of maternal gonad hormone, it will also cause the testicular decline.
Factors three: genetic factors
The occurrence of cryptor tests also has certain geneticity, which can be inferred from some of the patient history of hidden tests.With the continuous improvement of the medical level, the cause of cryptor tests will be clearly organized, so as to find effective prevention and treatment methods and prevent this disease from occurring.(Reference website: seek medicine and ask medicine)
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