Cisonic tests are a disease in male reproductive organs, also known as testicular or hidden testicles. It means that the testicles do not completely fall to the scrotum, but stay in the abdominal or groin area.This disease usually occurs during the seventh to eighth month before the baby is born. This is a critical time period for testicular decreases from the abdomen to the scrotum.The symptoms of cryptor testis include a fixed lump that cannot be touched or touched, and may occur.
The cause of cryptor test is unclear, but it may be related to some factors in the development of the fetus.Some men may genet cryptor tests because this disease sometimes appears in the family.Environmental factors such as mother smoking, alcoholism, drugs or chemicals before birth may also lead to the occurrence of cryptor test.
The treatment of cryptor test depends on the severity and age of the condition.For newborns and babies, cryptor tests may fall by themselves within a few months.However, if the testicles fail to decrease, surgery may be needed to move it into the scrotum.Surgery is generally performed between the baby's 6 months to 12 months to avoid affecting the reproductive ability and sexual development of men.For adult men, surgical treatment may be required if umbrella causes infertility or other complications.
If it does not treat cryptorchidism, it may lead to complications such as infertility, sexual development, and testicular torsion.In addition, cryptor tests also increase the risk of testicular cancer and other reproductive system diseases, so it is very important to diagnose and treat early diagnosis and treatment.
In short, cryptorchide is a common disease in male reproductive organs, which can be cured by surgery or other treatment methods.If you or your child does not fall or other symptoms, please consult the doctor in time to obtain accurate diagnosis and treatment suggestions.
(Editor in charge: Huang Yiwei)
