What is the difference between Sperm and Cervical Mucus?

Hormones influence both cervical mucus and sperm production, and both are active during the reproductive age of the human. Both sperm production and cervical mucus production are continuous. Sperm is a male gamete, which is formed within the testis. Cervical mucus is secreted by the cervix, which is the lower part and neck of the uterus. Sperm is a single cell which can aid in human reproduction, whereas cervical mucus is a secretion by the cervical mucus gland. Males produce sperm during reproductive age. Females produce cervical mucus during the reproductive period. Sperm has a tail, and it can move on its own. Cervical mucus secretion is increased during sexual excitation. Sperm production is not affected by sexual excitement.