Description

thin sac of skin and thin muscle which lies in the testicles
attached to the abdominal and pelvic wall
middle portion
forms the bulk of the penis
cone shaped end or head
two olive sized oval bodies
the male reproductive cell
the male sex hormone
lowers and raises the testis to control the temperature
located behind the prostate and the bladder
transports mature sperm to the uretha
gland that lies below the urinary bladder and surrounds the uretha
transports urine from the bladder
vascular layer of the testis
the double layered fold of muscle that protects the penis
inflammation of the glans penis
abnormal curvature of the end of the penis present from birth
birth defect when the opening for urine is on the front and not on the tip
blood fills this tissue to cause an erection
long coiled tube that rests on the backside of eash testicle
extends from the tip of your penis and connects to your lower belly
where your foreskin meets the underside of your penis
a fluid called pre-ejaculation and precum
a triangular shaped, hollow organ located in the lower abdomen
the lower end of the large intestine
abnormalities in the penile arteries, veins or both
devices placed in the penis to cause an erection
cancer that occurs in the prostate
main hormone that controls the reproductive system
a man's external reproductive organ
surgically correcting a defect of the penis
surgical procedure in the prepuce of the penis
cutting a part or both of the testicles
surgically correcting a defect of the penis
transmitted sexually
fluid in the vaginal testis
organs that produce the sex cells
no living sperm in the semen
reconnecting the Vas Deferens

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