Male reproductive function is controlled by several hormones.
1. The hypothalamus of the brain controls the release of FSH and LH through its releasing factors.
2. FSH and LH stimulate the gonads. Hence the gonads produce sperms and secrete the hormone, testosterone.
3. Testosterone controls further male reproductive functions. It also helps to develop and maintain secondary sexual characters, such as enlargement of larynx, deepening of voice, growth of hair and other adolescent changes.
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