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Role of Hormones
Involve in the
Female and Male
Reproductive
System

Prepared by:
CLARICE ANNE R. SANTIAGO
Objective

Explain the role of hormones involved in the female

and male reproductive systems (S10LT-IIIb-34).
PUBERTY is the term It normally begins
used to describe the between the ages of
developmental changes 8-14 in females, and
a child undergoes to between the ages
become sexually mature 10-16 in males.
and physiologically
ready for reproduction.
HORMONES are Hormones plays a
chemical substances vital role in
that act like messenger individual’s growth
molecules in the body and development,
and secreted by metabolism,
endocrine glands reproduction, mood
directly into the blood. and sexual function.
Sex hormones are
responsible for driving
puberty or sexual
development.
The Hypothalamus is a
small region of the
brain. It is located at
the base of the brain,
near the pituitary
gland
Puberty begins when
the Hypothalamus
starts to release
gonadotropin-releasing
hormone(GnRH) and
travels to the Pituitary
gland.
Pituitary gland is a
small gland under the
brain that produces
hormones that control
other glands
throughout the body.
GnRH triggers the
release of two Puberty
hormones at the
pituitary land –
Luteinizing hormone
(LH) and Follicle-
stimulating hormone
(FSH)
Luteinizing hormone (LH)
and Follicle-stimulating
hormone (FSH) acts on the
primary reproductive organs
the Ovaries for the female
and Testes for the male.
Hypothalamus
GnRH
MALE
Pituitary gland
LH and FSH LH stimulates
Testes Testosterone
Testosterone /
Androgen
production
Hypothalamus Testosterone affects
GnRH a man’s appearance
MALE
Pituitary gland and sexual
LH and FSH
development. It
Testes
Testosterone / stimulates sperm
Androgen production as well
as man’s sex drive.
Hypothalamus
GnRH
MALE
FSH stimulates
Pituitary gland testicular growth
LH and FSH
and enhances the
Testes
Testosterone / production of
Androgen Androgen
Hypothalamus
GnRH
MALE
Androgens are
Pituitary gland responsible for the
LH and FSH
development of
Testes
Testosterone / secondary sexual
Androgen characteristics in
men.
Hypothalamus
GnRH FEMALE
Ovaries are the two
Pituitary gland oval-shaped organs
LH and FSH
that lie to the right
Ovary
Estrogen / and left of the
Progesterone uterus.
Hypothalamus
GnRH FEMALE
LH stimulates
Pituitary gland Estrogen and
LH and FSH
Progesterone
Ovary
Estrogen / production from the
Progesterone ovary.
Hypothalamus
GnRH FEMALE
Estrogen is
Pituitary gland responsible for
LH and FSH
female reproduction
Ovary
Estrogen / and for the
Progesterone secondary sexual
characteristics.
Hypothalamus
GnRH FEMALE
Progesterone helps
Pituitary gland prepare the female
LH and FSH
body for conception
Ovary
Estrogen / and pregnancy.
Progesterone
Hypothalamus Progesterone
GnRH FEMALE triggers the lining
Pituitary gland of the uterus to
LH and FSH
thicken to accept a
Ovary
Estrogen / fertilized egg and
Progesterone regulates the
monthly menstrual
cycle.
 Activity: PUBERTY
MATCH
Match whether the following
changes are experience by male,
female or both during puberty.
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Activity: PUBERTY MATCH

Changes in the body Male Female

1. Widening of hips
2. Adams’ apple and voice change.
3. Acne.
4. Monthly menstrual period.
5. Muscles development.
6. Hair growth in different parts of the body
 Summary
Hypothalamus
During puberty, your GnRH
body will grow faster
Pituitary gland
than any other time in LH and FSH
your life