It is impossible for a woman to produce sperm when she becomes a man, because testicles cannot be made artificially.
Sperm is produced in seminiferous tubules of testis. Each component and overall function of testis are influenced by hypothalamic-pituitary endocrine glands. In addition, the regulation mechanism of local autocrine and paracrine of testis also plays an important role in the regulation of spermatogenic function of testis.
What is the transsexual process of women to men and men to women?
Male-to-female transsexual surgery includes sperm freezing, laryngectomy, breast augmentation, orchiectomy, urethroplasty, labiaplasty and vaginal reconstruction.
Vaginal reconstruction can be accomplished by penis flap, scrotal flap or pudendal thigh flap. If conditions permit, surgery can be performed in groups at the same time, and transsexual surgery can often be completed at one time.
The transsexual operation from female to male is complicated and difficult, which requires many operations to complete and takes a long course of treatment.
Surgery includes:
① Mastectomy and nipple plastic surgery make breasts masculine.
② Excision of internal genitalia involves the removal of ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus and vagina, among which mucosal resection and vaginal atresia are very difficult and should be completed by obstetricians and gynecologists. While removing the internal genitalia, use the labia minora flap to lengthen the urethra and move up the urethral orifice. (The uterus and ovaries may not be removed. After the uterus and ovaries are not removed, you can have a wife. The United States has precedents.
③ Penile reconstruction, including urethroplasty, supporting tissue implantation and penile shaft plasty, among which urethroplasty is the most difficult.