Seminal Vesicles: Meaning, Function, Semen, and Fertility
Seminal vesicles are paired glands behind the bladder that produce much of the fluid in semen and help nourish, protect, and transport sperm.
Seminal vesicles are paired glands behind the bladder that produce much of the fluid in semen and help nourish, protect, and transport sperm.
Semen is the reproductive fluid usually released during ejaculation and contains glandular secretions that may carry sperm cells.