What Happens When Sperm Enters the Male Body? Understanding the Process

Learn what occurs when sperm enters a male body and how it's absorbed safely by the body systems.

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If sperm enters a male body, it is typically broken down and absorbed by the body without causing harm. The digestive and immune systems handle the sperm cells, rendering them inactive. This process is harmless.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can sperm survive in the male body? Sperm cannot survive for long in the male body; they are typically broken down and absorbed.
  2. Is it harmful for sperm to enter a male body? No, it is not harmful; the body effectively manages and absorbs the sperm.
  3. What systems in the body break down sperm? The digestive and immune systems break down and absorb sperm when it enters the male body.
  4. Does sperm have any function in the male body? Sperm has no function in the male body once it's inside; it is rendered inactive and absorbed.

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