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WOMENS PROBLEMS: UNITING EGG AND SPERM

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011

The ovum is released by the mature follicle of the ovary. Very soon it is caught up in the waving fimbriated ends of the outer part of the oviducts, or Fallopian tubes. The microscopic egg (invisible to the naked eye) is carried into the expanded outer end of the oviduct, to begin its journey towards the uterus.
Its trip is assisted by the tiny hair-like structures projecting from the cells lining the tube. These are the cilia, and they set up currents that tend to sweep the egg towards the uterus. Also, waves of muscle contraction, called peristalsis take place in the walls of the tubes. These also push the egg onwards.
Along the tubal journey, one of two events will occur. Either the egg will encounter a male cell of reproduction, called a spermaxazoon (or sperm, for short); or it will not. In short, conception (and pregnancy) will take place, or it will not. Here is where its momentous decision occurs: midway along the tube—the tunnel of love.
If sexual intercourse has occurred within the previous 24 hours, the chances arc high that millions of sperms will be found actively swimming along the tube. Sperms are like tadpoles in microscopic appearance: they have an expanded, rounded head, and a long tail. Madly waggling, the tail propels them along, at an amazingly fast rate.
Although there may be millions of sperms present—at each ejaculation (climax) by the male, anywhere from 200 million to 500 million sperms may foe released into the vaginal canal – in the final count only one will pierce the outer wall and combine with the ovum.
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UNPREDICTABLE PERIODS: BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR SOMETIMES

Sunday, February 6th, 2011

Menstrual irregularity causes so much silent concern—women worry that they are not in good health, that they are candidates for cancer, that they will never be able to bear children. Virtually all of these fears can be eliminated if women understand their finely-tuned bodies. As explained in Chapter Three, the feminine cycle has been portrayed as an almost supernatural occurrence, when in reality it is a beautifully organized ebb and flow of bodily hormones. Yet the intricacy involved in that ebb and flow is awesome. It is astounding that there are not more women suffering menstrual irregularities when you understand how many chances there are for things to go awry during the course of a monthly cycle. An ovulation can be interrupted by: stress, physical exercise, travel, weight fluctuation, a change in lifestyle, sexual patterns, eating habits— so many events can influence menstrual patterns.
So, if a woman discovers that her period seems strange to her, that she flows differently, sporadically, or not at all, if she is not pregnant she should analyze the happenings in her life, take some time to be her own doctor. Everyone over twenty-five should maintain a steady weight. Has she gained or lost weight lately? Are there any changes in her daily routines? Has she recently suffered defeat or unexpectedly triumphed? Being promoted to president of the company can change a menstrual pattern as much as getting fired from a job. With all of these possibilities to consider, there is no reason to become immediately upset over an unpredictable period. If a woman is stressed, the B vitamins, deep breathing, stretching exercises, any chosen tension-reducing outlet might aid in keeping her hormones balanced and her cycle “normal.”
On the other hand, a woman who has prolonged staining, abnormal pain, or bleeding after intercourse, should consult her doctor right away. These symptoms may signal serious problems, and a woman does not want to ignore them. This is her body and she alone is its protector.
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UNPREDICTABLE PERIODS: BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR SOMETIMESMenstrual irregularity causes so much silent concern—women worry that they are not in good health, that they are candidates for cancer, that they will never be able to bear children. Virtually all of these fears can be eliminated if women understand their finely-tuned bodies. As explained in Chapter Three, the feminine cycle has been portrayed as an almost supernatural occurrence, when in reality it is a beautifully organized ebb and flow of bodily hormones. Yet the intricacy involved in that ebb and flow is awesome. It is astounding that there are not more women suffering menstrual irregularities when you understand how many chances there are for things to go awry during the course of a monthly cycle. An ovulation can be interrupted by: stress, physical exercise, travel, weight fluctuation, a change in lifestyle, sexual patterns, eating habits— so many events can influence menstrual patterns.So, if a woman discovers that her period seems strange to her, that she flows differently, sporadically, or not at all, if she is not pregnant she should analyze the happenings in her life, take some time to be her own doctor. Everyone over twenty-five should maintain a steady weight. Has she gained or lost weight lately? Are there any changes in her daily routines? Has she recently suffered defeat or unexpectedly triumphed? Being promoted to president of the company can change a menstrual pattern as much as getting fired from a job. With all of these possibilities to consider, there is no reason to become immediately upset over an unpredictable period. If a woman is stressed, the B vitamins, deep breathing, stretching exercises, any chosen tension-reducing outlet might aid in keeping her hormones balanced and her cycle “normal.”On the other hand, a woman who has prolonged staining, abnormal pain, or bleeding after intercourse, should consult her doctor right away. These symptoms may signal serious problems, and a woman does not want to ignore them. This is her body and she alone is its protector.*54\333\2*

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