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Semen contains lubricant, fructose (sugar) and sperm. Sperm is a single cell reproductive organism made in a gland in the testicles, it contains 1/2 of the chromosomes needed to produce a baby of the same species.
Gland ----------------------------- Percentage of ejaculate
A) Testicles and epididymis ------------------- 5%
B) Seminal vesicles ----------------------------- 46% - 80%
C) Prostate gland -------------------------------- 13% - 33%
D) Cowper's gland and urethral glands ------- 2% - 5%
A) Sperm develops and matures here, a 60 to 70 day process. The fluid produced by the testicles is high in testosterone and other chemicals.
B) Over half of the ejaculate fluid is produced here - contains fructose and clotting factor.
C) Several chemicals including PSA - to liquefy the clotted semen, allows the sperm to swim to and fertilize the egg in the woman's fallopian tubes.
D) These glands produce lubricate for the urethra and may neutralize any trace of urine.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) the average amount of semen per ejaculation is 2ml. - 5ml. Less than 1.5ml (hypospermia) or more than 5.5ml (hyperspermia) are considered abnormal. Although low volumes sometimes occur with frequent ejaculation and high volumes are common during long periods of abstinence. A 'normal' sperm count per ejaculation is 40 million/2ml. semen.
A healthy lifestyle, with a good diet, exercise and stress reduction will help increase the health of sperm and fertility.
Stop smoking, use of illegal drugs and alcohol use, as they play a roll in low sperm count and unhealthy sperm. Sexually transmitted diseases can be avoided by using condoms and limiting your number of sex partners.
Bike riding on a standard bike seat, hot tub use and "tighty - whiteys" are all contributors to low sperm count by increasing the temperature or reducing circulation to the area.
Avoid exposure to toxic chemicals by wearing protective clothing. Employers have a a moral and legal responsibility to provide information on health risks and to provide any and all equipment, to ensure a safe, healthy environment.
What else can I help you with?
Which part of the female part produces sperms?
A female plant part does not produce sperms. It produces egg. The sperms are produced by the part of a male plant.
What cells produced in the tested?
sperms
What are reproductive cells in the pollen?
Pollen are male sex cells. So they contain sperms.
What carries sperms out of the body?
Seminal fluid.
What are sperms and eggs called?
They are called sex cells.
Why do boys have sperms?
They have sperms to make babies. When a guys sperm is mixed with a girls a egg a baby is made
Can a boy made the women pregnant if he daily releasing sperms?
no
Why are eggs larger than sperms?
if sperms were larger than eggs, al the sperms will squash the egg and there will be no baby!!!
Is it possible to see sperms when urinating?
No, it is not possible to see sperms while urinating because sperms are very tiny and a microscope is needed to see them.
Why some body sperms out quickly may b 50 sec or 1 maint what can they do the sperms come out after 5 maint or 10 maimt.?
50 sec of sperms is long maint time but 5 maint or 10 maint isn't long as 50 sperms witch is longer than 40 sperms but maint bigger then 10 er 15 maint sperms. i for1 tend to maint for 5 sperms because i doesnt thnik a ppl can even maint for 50 sperms. doez this anser your askin me?
Which part of the female part produces sperms?
A female plant part does not produce sperms. It produces egg. The sperms are produced by the part of a male plant.
When the pollen tube emerges from the pollen grain what cells are transported inside it?
Sperms. It is sperms
Are we all sperm?
No. Not all of us produce sperms. Only men who are fertile produces sperms.
Who knows what poop is made out of?
Poop/Droppings are made out of waste of food and sperms. When someone eats something the body just gets the nutrients it need and the rest of it goes out by poop.
Is it safe to drink sperms?
No
Do females have also sperms?
no
Where are sperms available?
in the testis.
