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The internal organs consist of ;

1) the glands which produce essential substance. These are;

a. Two testes

b. Two seminal vesicles;

c. One prostate glands;

d. Two Cowper’s glands

2. The structures which act as passages for transportation of the secretions from the glands are made up of:

a. Two epididemis;

b. Two bad deferens ;

c. One urethra

The testes

There are two testes, one in separate compartment in the scrotum that protects them from injury

Function : Each testis contains small tubes where

sperm are reproduce from puberty

onwards.

The testes produce the male hormones called testosterone.

The spermatozoa : The sperm is about 0.05mm long and only visible under a microscope. It has a head, neck and fine long tail. Sperm are produce in the testicles from puberty onwards into old age. They take 3 months to mature. They travel at a very fast speed approximately 1 millimeter every second.

Function : They fertilize the female ripe egg released by the ovaries

The epididemis : These are two tubes located in the scrotum, tightly coiled and running down the back of testicles.

Function : They produce substance which stimulate the development of the sperm.

The Vas Deferens : These are the coiled ducts of the epidide

mis each leading into a tube. There are two of these tubes which are about 18 inches long and run from the scrotum into the pelvis.

Function : The tubes carry sperm from the epididemis to the seminal vesicles.

The Seminal vesicles : The two seminal vesicles are situated just below the bladder.

Function : They produce a sticky substance which is very important for the survival of the sperm that migrate into them from the testicles before ejaculation. The sticky substance contains nutrients for sperm survival as well as a medium that ensure sperm movement.

The prostate glands : It is located below the bladder and is made of glandular and muscular tissue.

Function :

1. It secrets an alkaline fluids which help the sperm to move.

2. It neutralize the acidity of the vaginal during the intercourse and that of the male urethra just before ejaculation so that the sperm do not die.

The Cowper’s glands : These are two small glands which join the urethra as it leaves the prostate.

Function : They secret lubricant fluids when an individual is sexually excited.

The urethra : This is the tube of about 8 inches long which travels from the bladder through the prostate beneath the pubic bone and through the whole length of the penis. During urination , the urine from the bladder flows through the urethra. And during sexual intercourse , the small muscle located at the opening of the bladder close up to allow the sperm mixed with semen to pass through it without being contaminated with urine.

Function : It serves as an outlet for urine and semen.

NOTE : The secretions of seminal versicles, prostate glands, and Cowper’s glands are known as semen or seminal fluid

External male organs

The male reproductive organs are mostly outside his body ,

The external organs are namely

(a) the penis

(b) the scrotum

The penis : this is a tube shaped organs made up of spongy tissue which become hard, swallow and erect when sexually excited and during sexual relationship, it’s covered with very sensitive thin skin called the forskin which hangs loosely over the tips of the penis and cover the glans. In most parts of Africa, the forskin is usually removed by a minor operation called circumcision . This is to prevent the accumulation of waxy secretions ( secreted by the glans beneath the forskin). However, for uncircumcised men, it is advisable to pull back the forskin regularly and wash away the accumulated waxy discharge in order to prevent infection.

Function: the penis is the outlet for urine and discharge of semen during sexual intercourse.

The scrotum: It is a sensitive sack lying behind the penis and between the thighs. It is divided into two Chambers . It is covered with wrinkled skin and hair, which is sensitive to sexual stimulation. In cold weather , the muscle relax to ensure normal temperature around the testes.

Function: it encloses and protects the testicles from injury

It maintain the normal temperature required for sperm production.

Note: Sometimes at birth, the scrotal sac may be empty because one or both testes may be halted in the abdomen, resulting in a condition known as “undescended testicles”. However, early detection and medical intervention would have the situation corrected when the child is between 5-7 years old. Failure to detect this and correct it promptly will affect the reproductive functions of the child in life.

The ability to reproduce is one of the characteristics which clearly distinguish living from non-living beings, it’s very important for an individual or couple to understand how the reproductive system works in order to;.

– be able to develop healthy reproductive health behavior,

– have knowledge of how conception occurs and how the sex of a child is determined,.

– enable couples to support each other in taking the right decision on when to get pregnant

– understand how contraceptive methods work and how to use them,

– overcome the folk tales, rumours, and misconception that becloud fertility control and methods of birth control;

– be well informed about sexually transmitted infection including HIV/AIDS and be able to prevent being infected;

– carry out self examination of the male and reproductive organs to detect any abnormalities promptly and seek medical assistance;

– understand the reproductive and physiological changes that take place in the body when the women and the man approach menopause and andropause respectively, prepared to accept this period, tolerate the discomfort and give support to each other

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