What is the seminal vesicle? The seminal vesicle (vesicula seminalis) is a paired gland next to the prostate. It produces an alkaline and highly fructose-containing secretion that is added to the ejaculate. The proportion that this secretion contributes to the ejaculate varies between 60 and 70 percent. How does the secretion get into the ejaculate? … Seminal vesicle: Structure and function
What is the pleasure drop? The drop of desire (man) is also called pre-ejaculate. It is a secretion from the bulbourethral glands (Cowper’s glands). These are small (about the size of a pea) mucous glands located on both sides of the urethra under the prostate, embedded in the transverse perineal muscle (Musculus transversus perinei profundus). … Pre-Ejaculate: Purpose of the Lust Droplet (Male)
What are the epididymis? The epididymides (epididymis, plural: epididymides) are – like the testicles – arranged in pairs, each lying on the back of a testicle and fused to it. They consist of a broad head (caput) projecting above the upper pole of the testis, a narrower body (corpus) attached to the posterior surface of … Epididymis: Function, Anatomy, Diseases
