What is the seed pouch?

In the male reproductive system, one of the important functions of the liquid is called a seminal fluid that accompanies sperm when traveling outside the body during ejaculation. In many bodies of mammals, including human bodies, most of this fluid is produced in a seminal vesicles, or more precisely, is made by two semi -seminal vesicles. These are glands a few inches (approximately five centimeters) to the length placed behind the bladder. The number of mammals of the seed fluid comes from each seminar vesicles with each ejaculation vary, but in humans run on average 60% for both vesicles. These glands contain much longer tubules that are compactly compact. The tubules connect to VAS deferens, another tube that receives sperm from other parts of the male reproductive system. The combination of sperm and liquid then becomes mostly what is ejaculated, ejaculation of OCCUR.

There are several important functions of the seminal fluid, although this is not always necessary for ejaculation or fertility. First of all, jThe components are mixed with the seminal fluid produced by the prostate gland and the two fluids are somewhat opposite on the pH scale. After mixing together, the end result is still a tendency to higher alkalidity, but provides a closer balance than it would be possible if a separate fluid was present.

Second, the fluid of seminal vesicles has some important nutrients. One of them is fructose, sugar that could provide energy for sperm travel. Nevertheless, it was found that the early sperm reaching vagina did not necessarily touch the fluid of the seminal vesicles.

Like many parts of the reproductive system, the seminal vesicles function are usually determined by the presence of male hormones or steroids such as androgens. Especially on Younger ages, before middle age, the higher presence of male hormones increases the function of the vesic. This may correspond to a higher amount of ejaculated teKutin. When men age and hormones go into a natural decline, the ejaculation mass can reduce the volume. Assuming that ejaculation still occurs and no other problems are present, this finding may be negligible.

There are some health conditions that can affect the function of the vesic. Infections may occur in one or both glands, and this may require treatment of antibiotics or steeper measures. Many times, seminal infections occur due to infections in the nearby prostate gland. Rarely, one or both vesicles must be removed due to chronic infections, but this scenario is usually one of the last options.