Male Anatomy (Male Reproductive Organs) Topic Guide

Male Anatomy (Male Reproductive Organs):

The male reproductive system includes seven structures, the penis, scrotum (balls), testicles (testes), vas Deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland (problems include enlarged prostate or BPH, prostate cancer, and proctitis), and the urethra (problems include urethra blockage, difficulty urinating, and increase in frequency).

Certain drugs, medications, environmental factors, health problems, and a number of diseases and conditions can affect or alter the function of any or all of these structures.

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