Does testicular abnormalities cause male infertility?This answer is yes. Testes are important reproductive organs of men and the title of Synthetic Factory.Therefore, if there is a problem with the testicular of men, it will affect the quality and number of sperm production, which will cause reduced fertility and cause male infertility.Let ’s take a look at the testicular symptoms that bring male infertility.
Testicles not only have the function of sperm, but also an important function is to secrete androgen. Experts point out that the following aspects are male infertility caused by abnormal testicles:
1. Testes: It is a man without testicular, but it has male reproductive organs and male appearance. Generally, this case is relatively rare, causing the cause of such diseases.
2. Monopodia: It means that men only have single testicles, but these patients usually show that the penis and second sexual characteristics are normal.
3. Multi -test disease: It means that a man has multiple testicles at the same time. In general, there are not only two testicles of orthodox learning, but also a testicle.
4. Pill inflammation: It is the testicular inflammation, which generally causes symptoms such as increased testicles and bleeding.
5. Rectifida: It means that the development of the testicles drops to the scrotum position. Normal testicles fall from behind the fetus to the scrotum during the fetus.Inner ring of the abdomen, the inner ring of the groin, the groin tube or the outer ring, and any part of it will occur.
6, testicular reversing: In general, it occurs while twisting.When the sperm cable is reversed, the inner blood vessels connected to it will also be reversed, which seriously affects the blood circulation of the testicular, which causes the testicular ischemia or necrosis.
The above is a related introduction to the abnormal testicular abnormalities that will cause male infertility. I hope to bring some help to everyone.If there is a problem with the testicular, it must be treated correctly and treated in a timely manner to reduce the incidence of infertility.
(Editor in charge: Internship Zhang Yiwen)
