The male reproductive system is a collection of organs of the male body that perform primarily the function of reproduction. These organs are divided into external and internal. The first group includes the penis and the so-called scrotum. As for the internal parts of the reproductive system, here you need to make testicles with appendages, seminal vesicles, vas deferens, bulbourethral and prostate glands. The urethra in men is designed not only to remove urine itself, but also to pass through it a special seminal fluid, which, in turn, is ejected into it from special ducts. Further in the article we will describe each of these organs in detail.
What is the male reproductive system? Its structure is complex. The male reproductive system, of course, is very different from the female. In this situation, we are talking not only about external signs, but also the internal composition. First, let's talk about the testicles. They are the gonads of the stronger sex. The testicles of a baby who has not yet been born are located in the abdominal cavity. However, shortly before the appearance of the boy, they are lowered into a special leather bag. Subsequently, this will be the scrotum. This process is of great importance for the normal sexual life of a person in the future. The fact is that it is in the testicles that the so-called sperm cells mature, which should fertilize the woman's eggs. Their formation requires special conditions, in particular, temperature. In the scrotum, this value is several degrees lower than the temperature of the whole body of a man.
If we talk about seminal fluid, then the joint work of the three main glands contributes to its formation. In the place where the vas deferens flows directly into the urethra, a special secret of steam is released, which is produced by the seminal vesicles. A little further to the fluid with sperm is also added the secret of the gland called the prostate, which has a milky color and a peculiar smell. This gland is also called the prostate. The final stage in the formation of the normal composition of seminal fluid is the addition of alkaline components of the bulbourethral gland to it.
The reproductive system of men, as already mentioned, also consists of external organs. A duct extends from each testicle to the side, which passes into the abdominal cavity through the inguinal canal directly from the scrotum itself. Then it flows into the so-called urethra, which is called urethra among specialists. The urethra continues to the end of the penis of the stronger sex. The penis of a man has cavernous bodies that perform erectile function. In addition to two cavernous, a spongy body is also located, located between them below. The urethra passes through this complex system.
The structure of the cavernous bodies is a spongy tissue. They consist of a huge number of cells. At the moment when the man is very excited, all these small cells are quickly filled with the necessary amount of blood, as a special artery passes nearby, which brings it to the cavernous bodies themselves.
As a result of intercourse, approximately five milliliters of the man's seed enters the so-called vagina of his partner. It is worth noting that in the composition of this fluid there are a lot of fructose and glucose, due to which sperm eat. Thus, the male reproductive system is a multitude of components and organs. If one of them fails, problems begin with a man’s sexual intercourse.