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The endocrine system is vital for the reproductive system. Without the endocrine system, our bodies cannot maintain normal hormonal balance, and therefore if they are not working or being produced for some reason, they can greatly impair the ability to have children. For example, problems with estrogen can lead to infertility. Without hormones secreted by the endocrine system, sexual organs would never mature

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The nervous system directly controls the reproductive system. It sends hormones, impulses on when to release sperm and eggs. The nervous system allows the reproductive system to function.

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The prostate is an organ located near the bladder and the urethra, and is responsible for producing an enzyme that makes up semen, which protects sperm during fertilization. The prostate is composed of smooth muscle as well.

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The testicals are the center of the male reproductive system and reside inside the scrotum. Inside of each testicale, there is a division into lobules, which are small compartments inside. They contain epithelial cells, and stem cells, which create sperm through a process that is called spermatogenesis. The testicals are also connected to the abdominal region by spermatic cords and muscle. The testicals also produce testosterone.

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The penis is the only external organ in the male reproductive system, meaning it is responsible for providing a pathway from the inside of the body out for both sperm and for urine, because both use the urethra in order to exit the body.

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The scrotum acts as a sac to hold the testicles. They are composed mainly of smooth muscle, and play a role in regulating the temperature of the testicles. When the temperatures are too low or too high, the muscle moves closer or farther from the center of the body in order to maintain as close to ideal temperature as possible.

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Testicular Cancer is cancer (abnormal cell growth) in the testes. It is often treated with surgery and chemotherapy.

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BPH is the swelling of the prostate gland, which surrounds the base of the male bladder and urethra. It causes difficulty urinating, and can lead to kidney stones as the urine backs up and becomes more and more concentrated.

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The frog and the human, while both produce offspring, have very different systems. Frogs do not have a specialized birth canal, instead having a cloaca. Frogs also lay eggs, in contrast to humans both giving birth to live young. The frog also uses the same system to discharge sperm as well. Since frogs use eggs, they fertilize externally instead of internally, like humans.

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My Thesis. An educational film regarding the wonders of human reproduction.

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An ectopic pregnancy is any pregnancy occurring outside of the uterus, often in the fallopian tube. Because the fallopian tubes are not designed to hold a growing embryo, the pregnancy often results in problems. This often happens because of an infection or scar tissue, or previous surgery in the pelvic area that resulted in adhesion's.

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Ovarian cancer is cancer that begins in the ovaries, and often goes undetected until it has spread to the stomach and within the pelvis. By that point, it is hard to treat and is most likely fatal. If caught early, it is easily removed. It’s generally treated with surgery to remove the tumors, and chemotherapy.

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Diseases of the Female Reproductive System

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Diseases of the Female Reproductive System

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The vagina connects the uterus to the outside, allowing for fertilization and childbirth.

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The ovaries store and release eggs into the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus and create a pathway for the egg to follow, so it can grow into a child if fertilized. Unlike the males reproductive system, eggs are all formed while in utero, meaning females are born with all the eggs they’ll ever have.

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The uterus is responsible for many reproductive functions, such as implantation, gestation, labor, delivery and menses. Basically, the uterus is where a child would grow while still in embryo. The uterus also responds to hormones and directs blood flow to and from where it needs to go.

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The purpose of the female reproductive system is to produce eggs, and by proxy, produce offspring. It consists of both internal and external organs, both which are used to produce children. The female reproductive system is also to protect and grow the child, because mammals give  birth to live children. The purpose of the male reproductive system is to produce sperm, and by proxy, children.