How Male Reproductive System Works


     How Male Reproductive System Works

 

Do You know "How Male reproductive system works?"
You may wonder how the nature is working......
God has made a female and male with two kinds of two different reproductive systems.

It seems a little bit easy to understand the male reproductive system than the female 
according to me. The main organs that are involved in the male reproductive system 
are the brain and the testis in short. You need to think why the male reproductive system 
is not active in the childhood but only starts in the Teenage around the age of 10 to 14 age....

The initiative point to the brain is still unknown but it's all in the way of the nature that 
a bud doesn't smell but when a flower is fully formed then only the fragrance of the flower 
is experienced, in the same way even though the male reproductive system has everything 
and every part is present at the birth but still it is not active until the puberty of the person.

When the initiative part started, then the hypothalamus region of the brain starts sending 
the GnRH hormone. This hormone then initiates the pituitary gland of the brain in order 
to release the gonadotropins FSH and LH hormones. These hormones directly go to the 
testis part of the external genital and act there.

   The FSH hormone is concerned to stimulate the sertoli cells of the testis, the LH hormone
 stimulates the Leydig's cells of the testis in order to make the testosterone hormone which 
is very necessary to make the sperms. The stem cells of the sperms are already present in the 
testis. 

These stem cells are initiated by the LH,FSH and testosterone hormone, then it starts the
spermatogenesis part for the formation of fully formed motile spermatozoa. These fully 
formed spermatozoa then travel through the duct by adding ON the fluid of the prostate, 
the seminal vesicle and the bulb urethral glands.  Then finally it comes out like a whitish 
Grey fluid...SEMEN.
When the sperms count is reached to a threshold, then a kind of negative feedback is sent 
to the brain in order to lower the release of the gonadotropins. In that way, the optimum 
level of sperm count is maintained in the person. If the sperm count is low, then a positive 
feedback initiates the release of gonadotropins initiating the spermatogenesis, the 
FORMATION OF SPERMS.

This is the total story of male reproductive system. Hope you learned it and enjoyed.

Thanks for Reading.

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Writer: 

Chitty Manthena (Dr.M.Haindavi)


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