Low hormone levels of FSH, LH and testosterone. High levels of prolactin hormone. Possibly small, soft testicles, enlarged breast tissue and impotence. Blurred vision may accompany large pituitary tumors. Treatment Hormonal replacement of FSH and LH may direct the testicles to produce sperm.
CAT scans can detect pituitary tumors and then the tumor can be removed surgically.
Some forms of damage are irreparable. Your physician will be able to direct you towards any treatment possibilities. The adrenal glands, located on the kidneys, produce some testosterone. This interferes with normal sperm production. If adrenal problems occur in young boys, they will experience accelerated sexual maturation.