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Is Having One Testicle In Scrotum And Seminal Vesicle Condition Of Undescended Testis ?

Dear Doctor My son aged about 3 and half years old. His scrotum has only one testis. His Ultra sound of whole abdomen show normal seminal vesicle . Pl. tell is seminal vesicle condition of Undescended testis .
posted on Thu, 9 Jun 2011
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Seminal vesicle is part of every male's genital system. If he is missing a testis, it could be undescended, means it is somewhere inside the abdomen. Does he have any swelling in the groin area, just above the thigh, as those are one of the regions the other testis must be hidden but most of the time it is not functional and must be removed to prevent risk of cancer in that. Consult with your Surgeon regarding this issue.
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Is Having One Testicle In Scrotum And Seminal Vesicle Condition Of Undescended Testis ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic Good Day Seminal vesicle is part of every male s genital system. If he is missing a testis, it could be undescended, means it is somewhere inside the abdomen. Does he have any swelling in the groin area, just above the thigh, as those are one of the regions the other testis must be hidden but most of the time it is not functional and must be removed to prevent risk of cancer in that. Consult with your Surgeon regarding this issue.