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The obvious indication of male infertility is failure to impregnate a fertile woman. Clinical features may include atrophied testes; empty scrotum; scrotal edema; varicocele or anteversion of the epididymis; inflamed seminal vesicles; beading or abnormal nodes on the spermatic cord and vas; penile nodes, warts, plaques, or hypospadias; prostatitis, which may be acute or chronic; and prostatic enlargement, nodules, swelling, or tenderness. In addition, male infertility commonly induces troublesome negative emotions in a couple — anger, hurt, disgust, guilt, and loss of self-esteem.
Source: Professional Guide to Diseases (Eighth Edition), 2005
The obvious indication of male infertility is failure to impregnate a fertile woman. Signs and symptoms include:
❑ atrophied testes
❑ empty scrotum
❑ scrotal edema
❑ varicocele or anteversion of the epididymis
❑ inflamed seminal vesicles
❑ beading or abnormal nodes on the spermatic cord and vas deferens
❑ penile nodes, warts, or plaques or hypospadias
❑ prostatic enlargement, nodules, swelling, or tenderness.
In addition, male infertility is commonly apt to induce troublesome negative emotions in a couple, such as anger, hurt, disgust, guilt, and loss of self-esteem.
Source: Handbook of Diseases, 2003
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