what happen to the sperm when it reaches the female reproductive organ?
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It searches for an egg to fertilize. It only takes one sperm, but thousands can enter your body. The ones that don't make it just come out when you pee.\n\nSorry smarts20, but you are wrong. The ovary releases an egg during ovulation and travels down the fallopian tubes into the uterus where it hopes to be fertilized and become implanted in the uterus. If the egg does not become fertilized you have your period.
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in a hysterectomy, the uterus is removed...what a lot of people don't know is that whatever sperm doesn't make it to the fellopian tube to catch an egg is actually absorbed into the body and broken down. the sperm is so microscopic that it actually permeates the walls of the vagina and wanders into viscera.
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when the egg and sperm unites theres fertilization. after that unity, the egg and sperm will become multiples cells which would eventually become a fetus and growing and growing to become a baby. that baby will then come out either from your mother's abdomen (c-section) or vagina (normal delivery)
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It depends on how long her cycles are.  Women usually ovulate somewhere around the middle of their cycle, so for example if she has a 28 day cycle, she ovulates somewhere around the 14th day.  While sperm can live for a maximum of 72 hours once ejaculated, the egg is only viable for 24 hours once it is released by the ovary.
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Before implantation, their is the sex act where the man delivers its sperm in to the females vagina. the spermatozoa travel trough the vagina, uterus, and through the what is called the fallopian tubes. The fertilization process occurs at the 2/3 of the outer fallopian tubes. After the fertilization of the male spermatozoa and the female ovum the zygote travels to the endometrium tissue (uterus) and implants itself into the tissue of the uterus and development begins.
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LOL! that's hilarious i know that every organ in your body is some how connected but let's be real! sh** comes out of your a** not a woman's vagina! go back to anatomy class or woman's biology!
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SPERMS ARE THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE CELLS IMPLANTED IN THE FEMALE UTERUS AFTER COPULATION
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The prostate gland produces the seminal fluid for the sperm to swim in.  When you ejaculate your prostate gland squeezes out the fluid and on the way out the sperm is mixed in with it.  \nTo remaove it is MAJOR MAJOR surgery!!! and in many cases the man is left with some degree of sexual disfunction.
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Dude, semen is the liquid that carries sperm.  Women do not have sperm.  If you don't know this much, stay away from sexual activity for a few more years.\n\nGood luck!!
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it a that time of ur menstrual cycle when the discharged ovary is thrown out of your body....\nthis egg doesnt gets fertilized due to which it dies after comin in the fallopeon tube of the female vagina .\nonce the sperms enter the vagina when the egg is on the wall of fallopeon tube it gets fertilized and a baby is born....\nthis discharge is along with blood ...
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Female condoms are 1.Diaphragm 2. Cervical cap.3.Vault cap. 4. Vimule. It is kept in the vagina during the sexual intercourse by the female.  There is a coil spring , flat spring, arcing spring, or a flat steel band in its rim to fit the  cervix.  They are inserted dome down with some spermicdal jelly within the cap, and along its rim. They are both mechanical and chemical ; so they  block and kills the sperms entering into the cervix.  They should not be removed  for 6 to 8 hours after  sexual intercourse.  Combined with spermicide they should not cause more than 2 or 3  pregnancies  per 100 woman yearsof use.
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During a vasectomy, the vas deferens from each testicle is clamped, cut, or otherwise sealed. This prevents sperm from mixing with the semen that is ejaculated from the penis. An egg cannot be fertilized when there are no sperm in the semen. The testicles continue to produce sperm, but the sperm are reabsorbed by the body. (This also happens to sperm that are not ejaculated after a while, regardless of whether you have had a vasectomy.)
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If a sperm does not fertilize the egg (from a woman's ovary), the body no longer needs the uterine lining to support the fertilized egg. Estrogen and progesterone levels then drop, triggering the uterine lining to gently fall away from the wall of the uterus, and to be shed through the vagina. The discharge of this lining is the menstrual flow. The entire process is called menstruation.
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I think sperm that is not released gets reabsorbed in the body.
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when you have sexual intercourse and the egg is fertilized by the sperm.If anyone asks you didnt get it from me.
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the sperm is the tadpole lookin things and the semen is the stuff that a guy ejaculates. Yes semen definatly gets you pregnant as does the sperm.
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Male reproductive organs or male reproductive system \n\nThe main reproductive organs of the male body are the testes, which produce sperm and also male hormones, in the form of testosterone. The male reproductive system also includes the external genitals — the penis and the scrotum — and the internal structures, including the prostate gland, the vas deferentia (plural for the 2 vas deferens), the urethra, and the seminal vesicles.\n\nTestes\nThe paired oval testes, also known as the male gonads, hang in the scrotal sac. Usually the right testis hangs higher than the left one by about 1 cm. The testes hang outside the body because the temperature inside the body is too high to produce sperm, so they are produced in the testes at about 3 °C lower than body temperature.\n\nEpididymis\nAt the back of the olive-shaped body of each testis is a cap formed by the many coils of a 20-foot long tube called the epididymis. The function of the epididymis is to collect the immature sperm from the testis.\n\nAs the sperm make their long journey through the epididymis they become mature sperm. This journey takes about 20 days and during its course the sperm become fertile and they also become able to move in a swimming motion (doctors refer to the sperm then as ‘motile’).\n\nVas deferens\nJoined to the epididymis is the vas deferens — a thick walled tube which transports sperm from the epididymis up to the prostate gland. The section of the vas deferens that is above the testis can be felt through the loose part of the scrotum. When a vasectomy is performed, it is this part of the vas deferens that is snipped.\n\nThe vas deferens empties into the ejaculatory duct, which passes through the prostate gland to merge with the urethra.\n\nThe urethra\nThe urethra serves as the tube down which urine passes from the bladder through the penis to the outside and also the tube down which semen is ejaculated.\n\nThe prostate\nThe prostate is a walnut-shaped gland that surrounds the urethra. Along with the seminal vesicles it produces the fluid secretions that support and nourish the sperm. Without this fluid to dilute them the sperm cannot move easily.\n\nAfter the age of 40 the prostate enlarges and can press on the urethra. An enlarged prostate is often the cause of urinary problems in older men.