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Contraception

By performing surgery on men

Surgery causes a man to lose his offspring, but not his manhood

Surgery on the male reproductive system becomes clear only after an explanation of the male reproductive system.

- testicle;

The reproductive system in a man is, in fact, organs, and not one organ, but one of them is very original, because in it the sperm are generated, which, when one of them meets with the woman’s egg, fertilization takes place. From fertilization, children are born in the womb. This very original device is the man's crotch. A man has two testicles.

- Epididymis;

Sperm exits the testicle into a canal located outside it, but it runs along its surface and connects to the upper part of it. This canal is known in Arabic as the epididymis, and in European medical language as epididymes, which is a Greek word meaning above the testicle or “following the testicle.”

- The duct that carries sperm;

And from this channel, I mean from this epididymis, you enter
Sperm has another long channel through which it goes upward, entering the abdomen and viscera. It is the duct that carries semen (Ductus Deferensus), and this duct runs until it reaches a place behind the man’s urinary bladder, then it joins the duct that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body via the penis.

You can see from this that sperm, on their way out of the body, eventually follow the same path that urine does.

- The rest of the reproductive system;

But, this is not all about the reproductive system.
A man's semen does not contain sperm alone. These animals only make up a very small part of a man's semen.

Where does the rest of the semen come from?
It comes from glands located in this path that we have described, and secretes its secrets in the path that sperm takes during their exit from the man’s body to the woman’s uterus.

- seminal vesicle;

The most important of these glands is the seminal vesicle,
They are two sacs located posterior to the urinary bladder. They secrete a sticky fluid that makes up most of the semen. It is alkaline. If you put a litmus leaf in it, it would turn blue. This alkalinity was only to protect the sperm from damage, and the two glands secrete this secretion into the duct that carries the semen, and this duct is called, after this connection, the sperm ejecting duct.

It is the one that connects to the urine stream when it exits the bladder, so the two streams (the urethra and the semen stream) form one stream, as we said.

- Al-Baristana;

One of these glands is the gland, known by its Greek name (prostate), which surrounds the urinary canal as it emerges from the urine bladder (1), and at that point the two streams meet, the sperm stream and the urethra. It consists of tissues that secrete mucus, surrounded by muscle tissue that presses on the tissues inside it when needed to provide...

(A - The prostate is a Greek word consisting of two parts: pro, which means forward, and stanes, which means standing. This gland stands in front of the urinary bladder. Hence its name.)

It secretes mucus into the urethra, which is the same as the semen duct.

The prostate is the gland that the elderly fear, as it becomes enlarged, and its enlargement results in pressure on the urethra that prevents its descent, thus blocking it, leading to speedy death. The surgeon intervenes and removes the entire gland. It is surprising that removing it has little effect on the man’s reproductive system. Rather, some parts of this entire system may be cut off, or some parts may be defective, and this does not affect a man’s life the way a disease affecting the heart, liver, or intestines does.

It is as if life depends on food and drink first, and then...
The second place is for the offspring.

- slander;

We must not fail to mention that ejaculation, that phenomenon with which creation begins, and without which neither you nor I would have existed. I sit in it, pen to paper, writing on it now what I am writing. This ejaculation occurs when the muscles of the walls of the canal that carry the semen contract to empty their sperm, through... The ejaculatory duct in the urethra. Meanwhile, the glands that we have described secrete their secrets to join the sperm, and all of them form semen.

- spermatic cord;

We have mentioned the testicle, and the tube that comes out of it that carries sperm and takes it into the abdomen. But the testicle is a living organ, it needs nutrition. And to the blood, and to the arteries that carry food to it, and to the veins that carry the wastes of nutrition from it. And all of this comes to the testicle. What comes out of the testicle is not the duct that carries the semen alone, but rather comes out with it, and connected to it as a whole, from arteries, to veins, to nerves, to lymphatic vessels, and something like a cord is formed from it, which is actually known as the spermatic cord.