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Female Reproductive System

Function of the Female Reproduction System Produce egg cell Place to support and nourish a developing human being

Uterus Place for a developing human to grow Size of a fist

Cervix Uterus meets Vagina here

Vagina Receives sperm Birth canal Menstrual flow exits

Urethra Above vagina Urine exits

Ovaries Produce eggs (ova) - all eggs are present at birth Produce estrogen and progesterone -regulate the release of egg

Ovulation Egg is released from the ovary

Fallopian Tubes Transport the egg from the OVARY to the UTERUS

Menstrual Cramps -OTC medications -Exercise and eat right -Reduce caffeine and sugar

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) Poisoning of the body Poor hygiene

Annual Pelvic Exam Breast Exam Genital Exam Pap Smear - examines cells of cervix -can detect many types of cancer

Types of Cancer Cervical: on the rise due to STI’s Ovarian: mostly common in older women Breast : breast self exam, mamogram CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE!!!

7 Ways to Keep Healthy Exercise and eat a balanced diet Gently wash the genital area Wipe the vaginal opening after urination Change sanitary napkins every 4-6 hours Avoid tight clothing Have an annual pelvic exam Do a BSE each month