Semen is a mixture of fluids and sperm cells.
A "pus cell" is another name for a white blood cell. It is normal to have some pus cells in semen, but a high number means there may be an infection.
0-5 pus cells are normal
Semen is technically defined as a tissue. The only cellular component in semen is sperm cells. The remainder of semen consists of secretions from the seminal vessicles, Cowper's gland, and the prostate gland. These secretions are not cellular in nature, but aid in the survival ability of the sperm to increase the chance for fertilization.
1 to 10/HPF is normal
Sperm, sometime it can be semen
Prostaglandins funciton in semen is to stimulate muscular contractions within the female reproductive organs and aiding the movement of sperm cells toward the egg cell.
Sperm and urine share the ureter in the penis.
Yes- once semen has been swallowed it goes down the oesaphagos and into the stomach duct. Here it will be broken down by enzymes and acid in the walls of the stomach...This will release various chloride ions from the Semen...Chloride ions are involved in helping our metabolic rate speeden. These ions will enter cell membranes and help cell to increase metabolic rate. Yes- once semen has been swallowed it goes down the oesaphagos and into the stomach duct. Here it will be broken down by enzymes and acid in the walls of the stomach...This will release various chloride ions from the Semen...Chloride ions are involved in helping our metabolic rate speeden. These ions will enter cell membranes and help cell to increase metabolic rate.
A male sex cell is a spermatozoa, or sperm cell. Sperm are produced in the testes, or testicles, and mixed with nutrients to form semen.
Through sexual intercourse. A man puts his penis inside a woman's vagina and thrusts it in and out until a fluid called semen comes out of his penis. The semen is filled with sperm. If one of the sperm cells finds the woman's egg cell, inside her vagina (one egg cell is released every month from the ovaries), and the sperm cell penetrates the egg cell and fertilizes it, then the cell starts developing into a baby.
Yes semen is, normally, constantly produced. I say "normally" because a very few people have a sexual disorder where they can't produce semen. Don't worry about that though. To answer your question, semen is produced always, while eggs(female sex cell) are never reproduced.
in my understandig the hiv virus lives only with in cell becous hiv virus is obligatory intracelular parasite so hiv may stay in the semen b/c of semen has contain small amount of blood but rather than blood hiv in the semen short life long b/c the muliplication may disteb