Female Reproductive System Histology, part 1

Histology of the female reproductive organs, part 1: ovaries, follicles, ovulation, corpus luteum, ovarian cycle, ovogenesis.
2nd part (fallopian tubes (oviducts), uterus, vagina, mammary glands, menstrual cycle) • Female Reproductive Sy...

[@D_141D]

Thank you so so much ❤❤

[@arpanayadav2015]

What is Castration? Why can't it be used as a permanent birth control method for men? Castration has many benefits like increased life expectancy, no prostate cancer, no pain, no heart attack etc.

[@arpanayadav2015]

Please make a video on Castration.

[@histology-kharkiv-en]

We already have received the question about castration under our video about male reproductive system, so the answer to your question is pasted below.
Castration is surgical removal of testes. This method has serious disadvantages. Testes provide 2 important functions: reproductive (spermatogenesis) and endocrine (production of testosterone). Surgical removal of testes causes permanent and irreversible male infertility and absence of testosterone. This hormone is necessary for the proper development and functioning of male organism, so the castration will cause problems caused by absence of testosterone. Males after the castration have higher levels of female hormones which in some cases cane reduce risk of early atherosclerosis, but disadvantages of castration are much more serious than possible benefits. Castration nowadays is not used as a birth control method. The vasectomy is a preferable male permanent birth control method.

[@mohammad.s2393]

Thank you Professor. I'm literally amazed by the amount of details that you have provided in this perfect lecture. I did learn so much . Дякую🙏

[@justinpipestone9481]

Amazing 👏