Talk to Pediatric Surgeon on Left Undescended Testicle

It could be retractile testes which may be in the scrotum some time and some time it migrates upward
Not to worry about this condition
But actual diagnosis can only be made with complete investigation
USG not required at present

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Amjad Chaudhary - Pediatric Surgeon

MBBS, MS, FRCS (Edinburgh), FRCS (Glasgow), FACS (USA) | Islamabad

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There is no need to worry . sonography is absolutely normal. it’s simply retractile testis.


Dr Muhammad Amjad Chaudhry
MBBS(Pb)MS(Pak)FRCSEd(UK)
FRCS(Glasgow)FACS(US)

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Thank you Dr. Amjad and Ismail sb.

According to Dr. Naveed Haider, its not retractile. But its rightly present now and normal. We, parents were being extra cautious I guess.
JazakAllah. I really appreciate the response and help received from Marham.

It may be a retractile testis or what was felt in the scrotum was not a testis. Please see a paediatric Surgeon to ensure that testis is well descended or to do surgery if not descended. Surgery is deferred until 6 months to ensure nature takes its course.

Dr. Abid Qazi
FCPS, FRCS, FEBPS, FRCS (Paeds Surgery)
Consultant Paediatric Surgeon

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its fine Dr. Qazi.
Thanks for your responses.
Issue has been resolved.

Prof. Dr. Col Muhammad Afzal - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS, (Paediatrics), Diploma in Paediatrics | Islamabad

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it will be better to have ultrasound and locate exact position

Salam
Sorry for late response
There are 2 possibilities in this particular case
1.Retractile testis
2.Testis impalpable due to Hydrocele

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Thanks Dr. Hasnain. Hydrocele seems legit. What is its background? And treatment? Is it something to be treated

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