Male genital anatomy

The male reproductive organ plays an important role for every man, but many men do not know the structure of the sexual organ. As a man, this is very sad. Even if you suffer from male diseases in your daily life, you do not know how to deal with it. In addition, men are inevitably subject to various male diseases in their daily lives. If you do not have a certain understanding of your male reproductive organ and the symptoms of this disease, you will not be able to discover the existence of this disease. What are the anatomical characteristics of the male reproductive organ? Let's share it together.

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1. Anatomy of male reproductive organs The scrotum is located in the middle of the perineum. It is a soft and stretchable bag-like sac composed of skin and muscles. It holds the male testicles, epididymal cysts, and seminal tracts outside the abdomen and between the hips. There is a scrotal septum inside the scrotum, which divides the inner wall of the scrotum into two upper and lower platforms, each accommodating a testicle and epididymal cyst.

2. The inside of the male genitals is composed of three parallel long columnar corpora cavernosa; it has blood vessels and nerves distributed here. The two corpora cavernosa on the upper part of the male genitals are called the corpora cavernosa, and the lower one is called the corpora cavernosa, and the urethra passes through it. Normally, urine and sperm go in and out from here, but they are not easy to confuse, so there is no need to worry that when you urinate, sperm will also go out. When the cavity in the corpora cavernosa is swollen, the male genitals will become thicker and harder, which is why the genitals erect during sexual impulse.

3. Male reproductive anatomy The mons pubis is the skin and rich fat tissue in front of the toes. Adults have pubic hair on their skin, and the subcutaneous tissue has sebaceous glands and sebaceous glands. In young people, the mons pubis is obviously protruding, and in middle-aged and elderly people, the fat tissue decreases and becomes sunken, and in the elderly, it shrinks. The growth of male pubic hair during puberty is one of the signs of male secondary sexual characteristics. The lack of male hormones is mainly manifested in sparse pubic hair or no growth.

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Men should learn more about the structure of their sexual organs and understand themselves, so that they can truly be healthy. In today's highly developed technology, men's diseases are also very easy to cure. Men must believe in the power of science and must seek treatment as soon as possible after the occurrence of men's diseases.