What Happens to Unused Sperm in the Body?

Discover where unused sperm goes and how it is reabsorbed in the body, ensuring a healthy reproductive system.

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Unused sperm is typically reabsorbed by the body. Inside the testicles, it either breaks down and is absorbed back into the tissue or is expelled during nocturnal emissions (wet dreams). This natural process ensures the reproductive system remains healthy.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How is unused sperm expelled? Unused sperm can be expelled through nocturnal emissions, commonly known as wet dreams.
  2. Why does the body reabsorb sperm? The body reabsorbs unused sperm to maintain a healthy reproductive system by preventing buildup.
  3. Is it normal to have unused sperm? Yes, it's normal for sperm to go unused as the body has natural processes for reabsorption.
  4. What is the significance of sperm reabsorption? Sperm reabsorption helps in balancing hormone levels and maintaining testicular health.

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