Billings Method Procedure

Male Anatomy

This chart shows a diagram of the male reproductive organs. The male reproductive organs are external. Here we have the scrotum which contains the testes and regulates the temperature which keeps this area cooler than the normal body temperature.

When a boy reaches puberty he begins to produce sperm and continues to do so right through his life. These sperm are carried in a fluid up through tubes to the seminal vesicles where they are stored and mature. At the time of ejaculation other fluids are added and between 200 and 500 million sperm are released at any one ejaculate.

Prior to ejaculation a little droplet of semen presents at the tip of the penis and this droplet can contain a high concentration of sperm.