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What Is Multiple Ovulation? Definition & Causes
Some women may release more than one egg during the same menstrual cycle, a phenomenon known as multiple ovulation or superovulation. Women who experience multiple ovulation in their menstrual cycles have the same symptoms as women with single ovulation.
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10th week of pregnancy: the fetus begins to move
Week 10 of pregnancy corresponds to the middle of the third month. At this time, the woman may already feel the weight gain and the nausea may begin to subside. In addition, the fetus already looks more human and its size is similar to a strawberry in the tenth week of gestation.
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What is Turner syndrome? Its causes, characteristics and pregnancy
Turner syndrome is an illness caused by the absence of an X chromosome in females. This results in the lack of sexual development, fertility and other associated disorders.
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What Happens in the Ninth Month of Pregnancy?
In the ninth month of pregnancy, the pregnant woman should pay special attention to any symptom she may notice, as she might go into labor at any time.
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Do I Have Postpartum Depression? - Common Symptoms & Treatment
Postpartum depression involves feelings like sadness, anxiety, and incapability of taking care of the baby after giving birth. In general, it is commonly known as "baby blues", typically lasts about 2 weeks, and no specific treatment is required.
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What is the andropause? The male version of the menopause explained
The andropause is due to diminishing levels of testosterone and the resulting effects. It differs from menopause since it does signal the end of fertility, but reduces it.
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Why stretch marks appear in pregnancy and how to get rid of them
Stretch marks are scars that appear on the skin due to the breakage of collagen and elastin elastic fibers. Stretch marks are common in pregnant women due to the rapid growth of the uterus and stretching of the skin of the abdomen.
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Psychological tips for coping and coping with beta-waiting
Beta expectancy is a period that can be very stressful for the woman and her partner, if there is one. For this reason, it may be useful to know some tips on how to cope with it in the best possible way. In addition, professionals should be consulted if the situation affects a high level of stress and anxiety.
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How Is Abnormal Sperm Morphology or Teratozoospermia Measured?
Teratozoospermia can be diagnosed through a basic semen analysis or sperm test, along with a staining method that allows sperms to be visible under the microscope.
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What Is Menopause? - Age, Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Menopause is a stage of a woman's life that marks the ceasing of ovarian function after 12 months without menstrual periods. It is a gradual process that typically happens in your 40s or 50s, and it has a series of common symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, vaginal dryness, cramps, dizziness, etc.
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Epididymitis or Inflamed Testicles: A Cause For Male Sterility?
Epididymitis is the inflammation of the epididmis, tubular structure that connects the testicle with the vasa deferentia. It’s caused mainly by bacteria and may cause pain in the testicle area.
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What is a short IVF protocol with GnRH antagonists?
GnRH antagonists can suppress pituitary and ovarian activity in ovarian stimulation with lower doses than agonists.
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