Hidden Testicles Need Treatment Just Before The Age Of One

Hidden testicles are a common anomaly in young children but most are only hidden on one side. This condition can cause infertility and testicular cancer.
Doctor Pham Duc Thinh, Director of Hopital Hospital, said that the hidden testes accounted for 33% of premature babies, 3.4% of full-term babies. This is a condition where the testes are not in the right position (in the scrotum) when the baby is born but in the abdomen or on the way from the abdomen through the inguinal tube to the scrotum

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The risk of cancer is 40 times higher
In one bath for Tuan Tuan, Mrs. Hoa (Xuan Truong, Nam Dinh) was startled to see that the testicle of a 6-month-old son only found in the scrotum on the left but did not see the other side.
Taking her son to the provincial hospital, she learned that her child had hidden testes and had surgery Thinking she was a child, surgery would be very dangerous so Ms.



Hoa quietly carried her home and planned to have surgery when her child was a little older. When Tuan was 5 years old, she fainted when the National Hospital of Pediatrics announced that hidden testes had caused a malignant tumor in the baby's abdomen.
Dr. Nguyen Ba Hung, member of the American Association of South American Studies, said that the two testes began to be formed when the reintegration of the dominant germ cells into the testicle cord in the genital dock from the early stage of pregnancy. .
The development of the testicular gonads begins in the second month of pregnancy. In the following months, the testes continue to grow and differentiate By the seventh month, it begins the process of descending to the scrotum and often ‘arrives” at the end of the ninth month.



Some incomplete cases will continue to go down in the early months of infancy. Therefore, premature babies often have hidden testes.
In addition to the risk of infertility, cases of hidden testes are 40 times more likely to develop testicular cancer. The process of cancer usually occurs in men in their 30s and 40s.
Illustration of some hidden testicle position
Treatment of testes hidden in the first year of life
According to Dr. Pham Duc Thinh, just touching the scrotum of the child can detect hidden testes, and it is important to detect early, timely treatment, to avoid the risk of severe complications. The best time for treatment of hidden testes is before one year of age as there is ample evidence that sperm cells are not damaged at this stage.
There are currently two treatments for hidden testes: endocrine and surgical treatment.



During hormonal therapy, the patient will receive HCG (Pregnyl) for 8 weeks and monitor the movement of the testes. If the testicle does not go down after a few months, the doctor will decide to operate. The effectiveness of hormonal treatments is 10% - 40%.
Surgery is the most effective treatment. A few hours after surgery, the patient may be discharged from the hospital. If the doctor detects abnormal cells or cannot pull down the testicle, the testicle will be removed to avoid further cancer risk.
For early detection of hidden testes in young children, the doctor recommends that parents bathe the child to see if the baby has enough testicles on both sides of the testicles and whether the testes are in the right position in the scrotum. If you do not see, even just one side, you must also bring the child to a medical examination right at the pediatric specialist facility.



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