Learn How the Human Reproductive System Works

Reproductive ability in humans is known as the ability to produce offspring or multiply. Reproduction itself, is considered as the most basic human abilities and needs. Human reproductive organs, both men and women have an important role in the process of reproduction itself.

The reproductive system that occurs between men and women, have different work systems from each other. Each has a different function and also has their unique genetic makeup. 

In the process, reproduction occurs by mixing between male sex cells (sperm) and female sex cells (egg cells) if they do not mix, then reproduction will not occur. If mixing of male and female sex cells has occurred, fertilization will occur.

After fertilization occurs, sperm and egg cells that had previously been fused will become a fetus (uterus) in the uterus for 36 to 40 weeks. The reproductive process can be influenced by various factors, such as hormones and also the health of the man or woman.

Also read: Importance of Reproductive Health Knowledge for Adolescents


Differences in Male and Female Reproductive Systems
The reproductive system has its own uniqueness, this of course makes the difference between the male and female reproductive systems. For the male reproductive system itself, it functions as a means of production and storage media. Apart from these two things, the male reproductive system is also useful for delivering sperm in order to fertilize an egg.

While the female reproductive system functions to produce eggs and also functions as a container containing the baby (womb) for approximately 9 months. Based on these two differences, the human reproductive system has its own uniqueness and complement each other.

Between male and female reproductive organs have internal and external parts. For men, the reproductive system is more dominant outside the body, while the female reproductive system is largely inside the body.

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