A Medical Question about Male Reproductive Parts?
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Yes but if he is doing it too frequently then he probably has a problem. Either he has something causing irritation or his briefs are too tight
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gynecomastia \n\nenlargement of breast in males
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Forever. Dude you just had your manhood sliced ... you can't ever recover from that. In fact have a vasectomy practically makes you a woman. It's true. Men can produce sperm, you know who can't? Women - and guys who've had a vasectomy.
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The male reproductive organ produces sperms (male gametes).These are short lived,temperature sensitive,acid sensitive.The body temp.(normal)is 37^c.The sperms get destroyed at this temp.They require temp. 2^c less than body temp for survival and normal functioning.Hence, testes are located outside the body.
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No this is perfectly normal with a vasectomy. Those sperm are the "dead" ones that are just clumped togther, his sperm will probably be like this, but just to make sure get it check out by a urologist.
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I think he needs to see his physician about that.  It seems a little odd, probably normal, but I would check with his Dr.
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And this is a "Men's Health" issue???? \n\nAsk your vet!
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YES!\nhttp://www.medicine4men.com/malem.html
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It's not an uncommon problem but it would be best to seek  professional help. Check with your doctor or there are  men's health centres that specialise in these areas.
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mens health..so i hope this is what you meant:\n\nhttp://www.endotext.org/male/index.htm
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Well, each testical has, by definition, one. Most guys have two of these, though some have one for various reasons (usually and accident) and a few guys have three.
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Since when do men have periods?
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go to webmd.com it all depends on male and female and their hieght.
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No problem for a normal healthy male human being ...that is what i have heard... ask a Doctor for a correct adv...
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Hi Great Sisters\nI found this post on another group site and thought to share this\nwith you. I don't how reliable this or how true it may be, but it was\nat least interesting. Brother JoeyMrs...\n\nWhat's in Semen\n\nObviously, semen contains spermatozoa, but sperm accounts for only a\nsmall percentage of spunk. Cum is 90 percent seminal fluid, which is\ncomposed of dozens of chemical components. The base of seminal fluid\nis primarily fructose (sugar) and proteins, with many other trace\nminerals and substances. Here's a listing of some of semen's\ningredients:\n\nSugars: Fructose, sorbitol, inositol\nProteins and amino acids: glutathione, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA),\ncreatine\nMinerals: Phosphorus, zinc, magnesium, calcium, potassium\nVitamins: Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), vitamin B12, choline\nHormones: Testosterone, prostaglandins\nBody byproducts: Lactic acid, urea, uric acid, nitrogen\n\nIs Swallowing Cum Healthy?\nHealthy semen (that is, cum produced by a well-nourished, disease-\nfree male) may in fact be not only safe to eat, but actually good for\nyou. Seminal fluid, the base of cum, is a veritable nutrient-rich\nsoup. Semen is a source of highly concentrated, high-quality protein.\nIn dietary terms, it's comparable to egg whites or gelatin.\n\nBesides protein, semen contains high concentrations of some minerals,\nsuch as zinc, and trace amounts of other important nutrients, like\ncalcium and magnesium. While you shouldn't depend on a shot of cum to\nget your recommended daily allowances of vitamins and minerals,\nswallowing semen on a regular basis can't hurt as a dietary\nsupplement\n\nHealth Benefits of Swallowing Semen\nA recent study found that women who gave their men oral sex, and\nswallowed, had a lower risk of preeclampsia, the dangerously high\nblood pressure that sometimes accompanies pregnancy.\n\n"The present study shows that oral sex and swallowing sperm is\ncorrelated with a diminished occurrence of preeclampsia," said the\nDutch authors.\n\nHealth Benefits of Vaginal Absorption of Semen\nA recent study of college students at the State University of New\nYork in Albany suggests that semen acts as an antidepressant. Females\nin the study who were having sex without condoms had fewer signs of\ndepression than women who used condoms or abstained from sex.\n\n"These data are consistent with the possibility that semen may\nantagonize depressive symptoms," the authors wrote, "and evidence\nwhich shows that the vagina absorbs a number of components of semen\nthat can be detected in the bloodstream within a few hours of\nadministration."
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Your docs are indeed right, a certain amount of malformed sperm is not unsual.  But to answer your question, let me give you abit of the bigger picture.  Fertilization, the interaction of the sperm and the egg cell (or ovum), in which the genetic material of the sperm enters the ovum, is a rather complicated process.  There is a lot that can go wrong, but there is also a lot that can go wrong way before the sperm actually reach the ovum.  In your everyday sperm analysis what people check for are primarily: (1) sperm number, (2) morphology, (3) motility.  what does this mean?\n\n(1) Sperm number:  while it is not necessary to have billions and billions of sperm to achieve pregnancy, it helps to have a certain amount of actual spermatozoa, that is, the actual sperm cells that will eventually release their genetic material into the ovum.  Now, the amount of the ejaculate is not necessarily indicative of the number or quality of sperm cells.  That is because the spermatic fluid is largely produced by accessory glands such as the prostate.  Your husband could theoretically have a large volume of ejaculate but few sperm, which would be bad.  Apparently, your doctors are not concerned about numbers, so you don't have to worry about this.\n\n(2) Morphology: Now, morphology is closely connected to the third point, motility.  Bascially, what one is looking for is a proper head shape, a nicely beating flagellum (or tail) and not too many spermatozoa that are fused by the heads etc.  Malshaped sperm cells can have significant ramification.  Since the little guys have to swim quite a distance to meet the ovum, they really need to be in "good shape".  (I mean this rather literally.)  If they are malformed, they simply cannot swim well enough.  Malformed cells often will end up swimming in circles, which is bad.  However, the good news is, while your husband has a slightly increased number of malformed sperm cells, there are still enough well shaped cells around to achieve the feat.  Only two out of one hundred cells are malformed.  Nothing to worry about.\n\n(3) Motility:  This is a tricky bit.  You see, the sperm cells may be well shaped, and yet not good swimmers.  There can be multiple reasons for it, one of them is the maturation of the cells in the epididymis, where spermatozoa receive the ability to beat their flagellum well, another a process called capacitation.  Capacitation takes place ones the sperm are ejaculated into the female (sorry about the technical language).  The sperm will adhere to the uterine wall and sit there for a while undergoing significant biochemical changes.  As an effect, the sperm flagella begin to beat really hard.  This is called hyperactivation.  When the flagellum beats strongest, the cell is released.  You can imagine it a little bit like a toy car you have to wind up.  When it is all wound up and ready to go, you let go.  Similarly here, the sperm are let go when ready.  Now, in some patients this hyperactivation doesn't work.  for whatever reasons well formed sperm simply do not get hyperactivated and thus cannot swim well.  To check for the first problem (whether the cells matured right in the epididymis) sperm cells are tested for how they do in swiming up against a density gradient.  Now, I don't think that any of this matters for you either, because your husband's doctors didn't mention motility.\n\nWhat to make of all this?  First off, try to relax.  I know it is difficult, but it won't help for you to worry so much about the success rate.  Enjoy your love and focus on one another and on making love rather than on making a baby.  There can be numerous other causes for why it has not yet worked for you to get pregnant, but according to the statistics your main problem is properly worrying too much.  \n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck!
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some male testicles are larger than the other one..\nhe may have mildly stretched it some how, causing one to swell some.as long as there is no discomfort, I might suggest that he calm his activities down some for a while. if it keeps up, see what a doctor says.