Adolescence represents a critical window for male reproductive development. Hormonal surges during this period drive testicular growth, spermatogenesis initiation, and sexual maturation.
Exposure to endocrine-disrupting substances, obesity, chronic illness, or hormonal suppression during adolescence may permanently compromise reproductive capacity. Early identification of pubertal abnormalities allows timely intervention.
Andrology plays an important role in monitoring adolescent reproductive health and ensuring normal erotic developmental progression.
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