Testicular retraction in children

Testicular retraction in children is a very common disease in daily life. It not only causes great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affects their normal life. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand relevant knowledge and find scientific and effective treatment methods. When people find relevant symptoms, they need to seek medical treatment in time and choose appropriate treatment methods according to their actual situation.

1For this kind of retractile testicle, it means that it spends most of its time in the testicle bank, so the impact is not that big, because its temperature is basically above normal. If he can't come down, he needs surgery, which generally doesn't involve any special risks.

2 Condition Analysis:

Your case is a child's retractile testicle. It is not serious and there is no need for surgery.

Guidance:

3 According to your description, your child's condition should not be serious. It is just that in cold weather, the scrotum will shrink to a certain extent, so the testicles will shrink to a certain extent. It is recommended that you observe for a period of time. As long as it is not serious, there is no need for surgery.

4 According to your analysis, it is still a normal phenomenon. Normal testicles are not equal, most of them are one big and one small, as long as the difference is not too great. Children do not have sliding testicles or retractile testicles. You can see the testicles when you pull up the pants, but when you touch or show them, the testicles move up to the bottom of the penis. But when you check them at night when you are asleep, they are all there. These are all normal physiological reactions of the scrotal skin and levator testis. The phenomenon of heat showing and cold hiding is mainly to protect the normal spermatogenesis function of the testicles. Suggestions: Suggestions: There is no need to worry about anything. The key now is to strengthen the balanced nutrition and not be picky eaters. At the same time, do moderate activities. Don't wear tight clothes. I hope it helps you.

5 Testicular atrophy refers to a disease in which the male testicles become smaller and flaccid, also known as "testicular atrophy". It is characterized by one or both testicles being atrophied, small and soft. Most of the time it can cause infertility, and is often secondary to mumps or trauma, but there are also congenital cases. It is mostly caused by kidney deficiency or pathogenic damage. Congenital testicular hypoplasia is not easy to cure, and secondary testicular atrophy also requires patience and treatment.