Teste is an important sexual organs for men.Testicles have an important role in men. If the testicular is missing or none of them, it will not only affect the secretion of men's hormones, but also cause the defect of human development.So what about men without testis?
What is the harm of men's lack of testicles?
Testicles are men's "root roots", and their main role is to produce sperm.If only one side of the testicular is gone, the important hormone & mdash; & mdash; the secretion of testosterone is obviously reduced by half, and the level of testosterone in blood is also reduced; if the testicular function of the other side is normal, it can still be maintained.Normal sexual function.Over time, the testicular on the side of the normal state will increase due to the compensation function, and the amount of testosterone secretion will increase.
Therefore, if only one side of the testicles are gone, most people can still be erected, and they can also have children and live a good husband and wife.
If the bilateral testis is gone, the level of testosterone in the blood will be reduced sharply and even disappear.At this time, the adrenal cortex can also secrete a small amount ofrogen, but in terms of quality or quantity, it cannot be compared with the testosterone secreted by the testicles. This androgen cannot maintain normal sexual function. ThereforeIt is inevitable to lose.
The impact of hidden tests on men
First, it affects children's sex gonad development.The skin of the scrotum has the characteristics of thin epidermal layers, deep wrinkles, rich sweat glands, and loose tissue of subcutaneous fat connective tissue.These characteristics make the temperature in the scrotum 1.5-2.0 degrees Celsius lower than the body temperature. This lower temperature is a condition for maintaining testicular development and normal physiological function.If the testicles are not in the scrotum, the living environment is changed, and the fine sperm tubes will shrink, affecting the growth of sperm, and seriously hinder the fertility function in the future.
Ill test is an important factor that causes testicular tumors.According to relevant data reports, the chance of malignant tumors that have not dropped in normal positions is 20-40 times larger than normal testicles.The degree of decline is different, and the ratio of malignant tumors is different.About 20 patients with testicles are in patients with abdominal cavity. There is a tumor that occurs; patients located in the groin department, and about 80 people have tumors.
Cultivation tests also have adverse effects on children's psychology.With age, children will have inferiority due to shyness or ridicule and discussion of children of the same age due to physiological defects.
The treatment of cryptor testis can be fixed in the scrotum with surgical surgery method.It is advisable to be 5-6 years old during the surgery. The dysfunction of testicular testis is not recovered, and the possibility of tumor will be greater.
How to treat male cryptor tests?
1. Drug treatment: This treatment method is mainly hormone therapy, because the occurrence of crypto tests is likely to have a certain relationship with endocrine. ThereforeThe endocrine that is currently used is mainly velvetomin and luteal genericin release hormones. When using medication, muscle injection is the main. At the beginningAfter a single treatment, there is no good curative effect, and these two drugs can be treated at the same time, so that the best curative effect can be achieved after treatment.
2. Surgical treatment: It is mainly based on testicular fixation. Most of them are targeted at patients with more than six months, or patients who have been invalid after hormone treatment can be treated with this method.The specific surgical method can be divided into two phases. The initial operation is mainly based on high -level cutting of the sperm blood vessels, which does not require fixed testicles; the second phase is to fix the testicles after the side branch cycle is established.This can reduce the chance of testicular atrophy.
(Editor in charge: Zheng Guisheng)
