Severe atrophy after treatment of testicular torsion requires immediate surgical removal.
Severe atrophy of the testis after reversal of testicular torsion suggests that there may be a failure in the reversal of testicular torsion by manipulation or surgical reversal, or there may be a re-torsion of the torsion and other conditions leading to ischemia and necrosis of the torsion testis, resulting in atrophy, in which case the atrophied testis needs to be surgically excised, or else the necrotic side of the testis may affect the function of the remaining normal testis.
Therefore, if severe atrophy of the testicle is found after testicular torsion, it is important to go to the hospital promptly to check the blood flow status of the testicle for necrosis.
The treatment of testicular torsion needs to be carried out under the guidance of a doctor and should not be ignored to avoid affecting your health.