Human man remains fertile throughout their …

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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 10 months ago
Because fertility here refers to the production of sperms or semen....
women have a menopause that is a pause in the production of reproductive cells called ova or egg cells....
however, in regular cases, i.e. unless a man has gone through disease that makes him lose fertility like tuberculosis(TB), the production of his reproductive cells called sperms doesn't stop and therefore he always remains fertile until and unless infected by diseases like TB..
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