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Stem Cells in Menstrual Fluid
Stem cells are a type of biological cell that have the potential to become any cell in the body, therefore they can be used to repair damaged tissue. Stem cells come from two main sources: embryos or adult tissues. Embryonic … Continue reading
How many eggs do I have inside me?
A baby girl is born with 1 to 2 million oocytes (human eggs) in her ovaries. When she hits puberty all but about 300,000 will have died before becoming mature eggs. Of these, 300 to 400 will be ovulated during … Continue reading
What does a human egg cell look like?
How big is a human egg? The human egg (or ovum or oocyte) is probably the largest single cell in the human body. Sperm cells, the other half of the reproductive equation, are much, much smaller (in fact, sperm cells are the smallest cells in … Continue reading
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Tagged embryo, facts, gestation, human egg, menstruation facts, ovum, pregnancy
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Jesus healing the bleeding woman
In the Bible there is a story about a woman had suffered from bleeding for 12 years. She had suffered a great deal and seen many doctors, yet instead of getting better she had grown worse.
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Tagged bible, Christianity, religion
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What is Menstrual Fluid and what does it Look Like?
What is menstrual fluid? Only about half of menstrual fluid is blood (the rest is cervical mucus, vaginal secretions and endometrial tissue). The blood contains sodium, calcium, phosphate, iron, and chloride. The vaginal fluids contain water, common electrolytes, organ moieties, and at least … Continue reading
Average amount of blood loss in menstruation?
35 mls (2.4 tablespoons) is the average volume of menstrual fluid lost during a cycle. However anywhere from 25–80 milliliters (1–6 tablespoons of menstrual fluid) is considered normal. Only 10% of women lose more or less than this when menstruating. The actual amount lost … Continue reading
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How many days of bleeding in an average menstrual cycle?
Menstrual bleeding lasts for between 3 to 5 days on average each cycle, however anywhere from 2 to 7 days is considered normal. The average length of menstrual bleeding increases with age. Absence of menstrual bleeding? When a woman does not have a … Continue reading
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Why doesn’t Wikipedia have any photos of menstrual fluid?
Below-right is a copy of the Diagram of Menstruation on Wikipedia’s “Menstruation” page. This is the closest Wikipedia gets to portraying “menstrual blood”. For some reason the blood is in the diagram is pink (not red). Wikipedia states that “menstrual … Continue reading
Average Menstrual Cycle Length
Average menstrual cycle lengths: A “menstrual cycle” is the period between the first day of one’s menstrual period to the first day of the next. The normal menstrual cycle for adolescents is between 21 and 45 days. This is slightly longer … Continue reading
Most Effective Treatments for Menstrual Pain
Painful menstruation is the leading cause of lost time from school and work among women in their teens and 20s. “Dysmenorrhea” (the medical term for pain during menstruation that interferes with daily activities) affects about 25% of women, and about 65-90% … Continue reading
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Tagged Dysmenorrhea, pain., painful periods, period pain, research
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