Fortunately you can literally measure a male's ango-genital distance to see if they're underdeveloped as has been observed from Bisphenol A exposure.

I wonder if it's a check doctors are generally doing now.

Mine did not even mention the case of pollutants. He said heart problems or psychological problems.

Maybe they just measure testosterone levels and avoid the awkward conversation (and potentially depressing conclusion) of determining how fully developed you are from your time in the womb. Is there even much they can do about it other than TRT anyways?