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The Female Reproductive System By Justine Wilson and Kim Iwanski

Main Fucntions To produce the hormones estrogen and progesterone To reproduce It is the sight of fetal development

The Ovaries Functions Production of Estrogen and Progesterone Estrogen is the female hormone, it promotes the development of secondary female characteristics and regulates the menstrual cycle Progesterone is a hormone that is typically associated with pregnancy as it is developed more during pregnancy Ovulation Once a month (or in some cases more often) an Ovum (egg cell) is released from an ovary In the event that one ovary is dysfunctional other will take over both ovulation and hormone production completely , otherwise they will alternate

Ovarian Cysts A collection of fluid surrounded by a thin wall of tissue Healthy ovary Cystic Ovary

Most cysts are considered benign, however others can be extremely painful Symptoms Include: Nausea Fatigue Infertility Increase In Hair Growth Bloating

The fallopian tubes are the most common sight of fertilization Functions The fallopian tubes lead from the ovaries to the uterus Finger like projections line the fallopian tubes, the catch and move Ovum along to the uterus The fallopian tubes are the most common sight of fertilization

Ectopic Pregnancy Ectopic Pregnancy is a pregnancy that occurs when a fertilized ovum implants in any tissue other than the uterus Because the fallopian tubes are the most common site of fertilization it is possible for a zygote to implant and grow within the fallopian tubes Eventually the fetus will grow too large and tear through the fallopian tube. This commonly results in death fro both mother and fetus. Ectopic Pregnancies must be terminated.

The Uterus The uterus is a strong muscular organ with the ability to expand itself It is the sight of fetal development Also referred to as the womb

Functions Menstruation: The shedding of the endometrium (uterine lining) occurs once a month (about every 28 days) Menstruation occurs as a result of the absence of pregnancy Menstruation during pregnancy is not normal, although light bleeding is common There are many physical symptoms and discomforts associated with Menstruation as well as PMS they include, Headache, Vomiting, Nausea, Bloating and Abdominal Pain The severity of these symptoms differs depending on the woman, some have persistent symptoms while others do not experience any at all.

Pregnancy After implanting in the uterus, a fertilized ovum begins to develop into a human being. The gestation period is about 39 weeks. During this time the uterus expands to make room for the growing fetus, this causes other organs above the uterus to move upwards. It is believed that this unsettling movement of organs (including the stomach) that causes persistent vomiting during pregnancy.

Babies In the Womb Fetus in early stage of development Here you can see a unborn child sucking on a thumb . Fetus in early stage of development

Uterine Fibroid Tumors These tumors develop inside the uterus It is not typical for them to develop inside of a woman who has not yet reached puberty The reason for this is because they thrive on estrogen They are the most common pelvic tumor in women

Symptoms and treatment Symptoms Include: Bleeding Pelvic Pain Discomfort Vaginal Discomfort Lower Back Pain Infertility Treatments Include: Surgical Removal Radiotherapy Hysterectomy (Removal of the uterus)

The Cervix The cervix is the lower most part of the uterus and is located at the upper most part of the vagina. It is composed of strong muscle. The cervix does offer some structural support.

Cervical cancer Cervical cancer is cancer of the cervical uteri Most cases are caused by HPV Symptoms Include: Vaginal bleeding Pelvic Pain Pain During Urination Unusually Heavy discharge Cancerous Cervix Treatment includes Radiotherapy and surgery

The Vagina The Birth Canal Functions: During sexual intercourse the vagina receives a male’s penis, sperm is deposited here. During child birth the vagina acts as a birth canal

Other Activities Sexual Intercourse Menstruation Child Birth During Sexual Intercourse the walls of the vagina secrete a natural lubricant . The Bartholin’s Glands also secrete mucus This further reduces friction that could be caused by sexual activity. The fluid is somewhat acidic Menstruation During Menstruation the discarded uterine lining exits the body through the vagina Child Birth During child birth the vagina stretches to several times its normal diameter Most dangers concerning the vagina include STDs