Here are some ...: A true retractile testis can be seen and palpable in the sac while the baby sleeps, and should be just followed up to puberty - the time to become staying in the sac, as long as there is no coexisting inguinal hernia and he is comfortable. But retractile testis may become "ascending" testis in some 25% of patients, which will require timely exploration and fixation (orchiopexy). So, ask Doc for...
Answered 10/31/2014
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No: retractile testes is retracted a little up in the groin (inguinal canal) not into abdominal cavity. A retractile testes is already descended into the scrotal pouch
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Yes: Retractile testis usually stops being retractile by puberty age.It does not lead to cancer.Please be sure to have your pediatrician check your baby.Good luck.
Answered 9/27/2014
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Most of the time: Most retractile testes (those that move back and forth from the groin to the scrotum) will eventually stay down in the scrotum BUT 25 percent of the time they remain in the groin (called ascending testicle) and must be teated either surgically or with hormonal therapy See MAYO Clinic http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/retractile-testicle/basics/definition/con-20024856
Answered 9/27/2014
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