Hypogonadism – Testicular Failure | Warshan Ki Nakami

Testicular Failure, also known as primary hypogonadism, is a rare illness defined by the testicles’ inability to generate sperm and the male hormone testosterone. Many variables have been proposed as causes of the illness, which results in a broad range of indications and symptoms. These variables may often make diagnosis and treatment of testicular Failure difficult.

Testicular Failure Causes

One of the probable reasons for testicular Failure is medication. Glucocorticoids, ketoconazole, chemotherapy, and opioids have been linked to the illness. Hemochromatosis, mumps, orchitis, cystic fibrosis, testicular torsion, varicocele, and malignancy are all known to cause testicular Failure. Injury or damage to the groyne area has also been suggested as a possible cause.

Furthermore, there are several additional risk factors for testicular Failure, which include:

• Due to persistent, low-level scrotal damage, frequent motorcycling or cycling.
• Marijuana abuse is common.
• At birth, the testicles were undescended.

مزید برآں، ورشن کی ناکامی کے لیے کئی اضافی خطرے والے عوامل ہیں، جن میں شامل ہیں: مسلسل، کم سطح کے اسکروٹل نقصان، بار بار موٹر سائیکل چلانے یا سائیکل چلانے کی وجہ سے۔ چرس کا استعمال عام ہے۔ پیدائش کے وقت، خصیے غیر اترے ہوئے تھے۔

To prevent developing testicular Failure, risk factors should be reduced or managed if feasible. If detected early enough, reducing and treating risk factors and causes may assist in reversing the disease and restoring normal testicular function.

Symptoms

Men suffering from testicular Failure may have the following symptoms:

petite stature
Gynecomastia (enlarged breast tissue)
Muscle mass loss
lowered libido
There is less facial and pubic hair.
Secondary male sex traits that are delayed or absent (e.g. hair growth, genital enlargement, deepening of voice)
Infertility

As a consequence of the disease, some men may have emotional or psychological symptoms such as sadness or anxiety.

خصیوں کی ناکامی میں مبتلا مردوں میں درج ذیل علامات ہو سکتی ہیں۔ چھوٹا قد Gynecomastia (بڑھے ہوئے چھاتی کے ٹشو) پٹھوں کے بڑے پیمانے پر نقصان کم libido چہرے اور زیر ناف بال کم ہوتے ہیں۔ ثانوی مردانہ جنسی خصلتیں جو تاخیر سے یا غیر حاضر ہیں (مثلاً بالوں کی نشوونما، جننانگ کا بڑھنا، آواز کا گہرا ہونا) بانجھ پن بیماری کے نتیجے میں، کچھ مردوں میں جذباتی یا نفسیاتی علامات جیسے اداسی یا پریشانی ہو سکتی ہے۔

Diagnosis

A discussion of the reported symptoms, a physical examination, and diagnostic testing to further analyze the illness are commonly used to diagnose testicular Failure. However, because testosterone levels naturally decline with age, it can be difficult to diagnose in older men.

Small, firm testicles or the presence of a tumour or growth in the testicle or scrotal region are physical signs of testicular Failure. Typically, a blood test to determine the levels of hormones in the body is necessary. A low testosterone level, but high prolactin, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and luteinizing hormone (LH) levels, is symptomatic of testicular Failure. Other procedures, such as an ultrasound, may assess bone mineral density or view the testes. A sperm examination may also be required to determine the amount of healthy sperm generated.

Treatment

If there is a specific element that is likely to have caused the problem in the first place, it should be addressed as a first-line treatment as soon as possible. This may involve discontinuing testicular failure drugs, treating concomitant diseases more efficiently, and avoiding marijuana use and sports like cycling. If the damage is not severe, this may enable the testicle function to return to normal in certain circumstances.

Testosterone replacement therapy may help males with testicular Failure whose testicular function has been irrevocably destroyed. However, there are certain hazards to this treatment, and men must have proper medical assistance and follow-up care. Excessive prostate gland development, increased red blood cells, aberrant cholesterol levels, and changes in sleep habits and mood are risks of medication.

 

It is also critical for afflicted men to have access to a robust support network to cope with testicular failure’s emotional and psychological consequences.