The reproductive system of the man consists of the internal genital organs, namely the prostate gland and the external genitalia, the testes and male genitalia or the so-called penis. In contrast to the reproductive system in women, which has no anatomical or functional relationship to the urinary system, the reproductive system in the man is also in some of its members Part of the urinary system from the passage of urine prostate gland and descent through the penis to the outside.
The outer shape of the male reproductive system includes the penis, the testis, and the testes.
The inside of the device includes vessels carrying the sperm, the urethra, the prostate gland and the seminal vesicle.
The semen, which transports genes, is formed in the testicles and stored in the seminal vesicle.
During sexual intercourse, the semen moves with a fluid called the semen through the vesicles and the erect penis.
The outer shape of the male reproductive system includes the penis, the testis, and the testes.
The inside of the device includes vessels carrying the sperm, the urethra, the prostate gland and the seminal vesicle.
The semen, which transports genes, is formed in the testicles and stored in the seminal vesicle.
During sexual intercourse, the semen moves with a fluid called the semen through the vesicles and the erect penis.