Q53.2: Undescended testicle, bilateral
While developing in the womb, the testicles usually move along a defined route from the abdomen into the scrotum. In your case, your testicles did not get into the scrotum before you were born. In your case, the testicles are located somewhere along the route they usually take to get into the scrotum. The testicles may then be found in the abdomen or in the groin area, for example.
That can have various causes. Possible reasons include being born prematurely and other disorders, for example.
Sperm is produced in the testicles. When the testicles are located in an unusual part of the body they are warmer than usual. This can impair the ability to produce children. There may also be a greater risk of testicular cancer.
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