28/01/2026
MISSING TE**IS IN MEN (KIDS AND GROWN MEN)
There are male children and grown men who don't have testicles in the sc***um or the testicles are not visible. This can be a congenital condition or occur later in life. It's essential to know that this condition affects both children and adults, not just children.
👉 Not every man with invisible testicles in the sc***um is missing them entirely. Some testicles are present but haven't descended to their proper place.
🔹 Cryptorchidism (undescended testicles)
This is common in children, but some men grow up without being diagnosed. The testicles are present but remain in the abdomen or near the groin. Without early treatment, this can affect s***m production and male hormone production.
🔹 Hernia (inguinal hernia)
In children and men, a hernia can cause the testicles to retract, become hidden, or invisible in the sc***um. Often, parents or men assume the testicle is missing when it's actually affected by a hernia.
🔹 Anorchia (absence of testicles)
This is a rare condition where a child or man is born without testicles. This affects s***m production and requires hormone monitoring (testosterone).
🔹 Other possible causes
Accidents or surgery that led to testicle removal
Testicular torsion or severe infections
Hormonal issues during fetal development
📌 Important to know:
Missing testicles in the sc***um doesn't mean a man is incomplete. This is a medical condition that can be examined and treated, especially if detected early.
🩺 Treatment and Surgery
👉 Gilgil Annex Hospital offers examination, treatment, and surgery for conditions like:
Undescended testicles (cryptorchidism)
Hernia in children and men
Other sc***um issues requiring surgery
👶👨 For children and grown men
If you're a parent who noticed your child is missing a testicle or you've noticed something unusual, don't hesitate. This condition affects both children and grown men, and treatment is available.