What Is the Physiology of the Reproductive System?

Reproductive physiology is a science that studies the laws of the body's reproductive functions. Traditional concepts often limit the content of reproductive physiology to the study of the main functions of various parts of the reproductive organs and the regulation of these functional activities by the body. Naturally there will be some reproductive endocrine problems, but the content will not be too much, because The science in which endocrine activity is the main research object is often called reproductive endocrinology, although it also involves some functional problems of reproductive organs

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Reproductive physiology is a science that studies the laws of the body's reproductive functions. Traditional concepts often limit the content of reproductive physiology to the study of the main functions of various parts of the reproductive organs and the regulation of these functional activities by the body. Naturally there will be some reproductive endocrine problems, but the content will not be too much, because Endocrine activity

. Regardless of Chinese and foreign physiology textbooks, if the content of reproductive physiology will always have a certain length, then most of the issues of sexual physiology will be ignored, especially the physiological textbooks published in China; sexuality and reproduction are extremely close, as medicine It is undoubtedly a disappointment for students in colleges and universities to not possess some knowledge of sexual physiology, especially for students studying family planning medicine. With the development of science, a new branch of immunology has emerged-reproductive immunology. There is obviously a problem of immune regulation in reproductive activities.

This book is mainly used by family planning medicine majors, but given that there is very little about reproduction in current physiology, it is also suitable for undergraduates, graduate students, family planning workers or other people who are interested in reproduction physiology.