Ovarian and Uterine Cycle (Menstrual Cycle)

[@AnatomyHero]

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This is undeniably the best description and explanation of the menstrual cycle👍

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[@AnatomyHero]

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[@JenniferMoses-sb9mr]

@@AnatomyHero please I find out at am not ovulate my period it not regular what be used the cause

[@AnatomyHero]

@@JenniferMoses-sb9mr sorry Jennifer, I am not a doctor and can't give you medical advice or opinions! There are many disorders that can affect ovulation and cause irregular periods, many of which are caused by disruptions in the endocrine system (such as polycystic ovarian syndrome or under or overactive thyroid), so please talk to your family doctor or gynecologist about seeking the care of an endocrinologist if you haven't already done so! Best wishes, I hope you get the answers that you need!

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[@CelesteCKing]

Where is the play list for this?.Don't see on your channel? Was hoping for more? (Spermatogenesis, ABP/Testosterone, Fetal Development HCP, etc)??? 🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯

[@AnatomyHero]

Sorry, I actually don't have anything else for reproductive physiology! Maybe some day but it'll be a while

[@MrDandelio]

Beautiful explanation. Now, why this all happens to me in one week instead of one month? Where’s the problem? Brain , ovaries, or elsewhere?

[@AnatomyHero]

I'm not a doctor, but it could be a lot of different things, maybe hormonal, maybe not. My best advice to you is to speak to your primary care physician and/or gynecologist so that they can order the appropriate tests and/or refer you to the appropriate type of doctor. You may also want to consider tracking your symptoms/cycle if you don't already. Best of luck, I hope you get the answers you need.

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the video is very well made but is it me or anyone else but I still dont understand it very well

[@AnatomyHero]

Sometimes it takes time for unfamiliar topics to sink in! Your brain has to get used to all the new words and ideas. I'm assuming you're a student, if so, my recommendation is that you spend some time today memorizing the basic facts. " What are the 3 phases of the ovarian cycle? The uterine cycle? What hormones are released from the ovary during each part of their of the ovarian cycle? What hormones are released from each endocrine organ?" Then start adding on the more complicated stuff " what does each hormone do?" Etc etc. Once you know more of the basic facts/ some of the plot points... go back to the video again and see if the story makes sense. And don't forget to pause frequently to take notes on anything new or unfamiliar. If it doesn't, try again the next day. Your brain cements memories while you're sleeping, so sometimes you just have to sleep on it.

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[@saumya1841]

U took material from chat gpt i got the same after searching

[@AnatomyHero]

Chat GPT is a useful tool, but not for understanding physiological processes. My primary resource for this was the 9th edition of Marieb's Anatomy and Physiology

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Chat gpt said uterus produces hormones.

[@AnatomyHero]

I looked it up, and it does look like estrogen is produced by the uterus during pregnancy, but that's a relatively new discovery (circa 2009). Sometimes these things take a while to get into textbooks...for now I believe most curriculums would align with what I've said, but always refer back to your source materials. Here's the article I've found: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/07/090720190724.htm#:~:text=For%20decades%2C%20scientists%20assumed%20that,needed%20to%20sustain%20the%20pregnancy. Also, be careful with chatGPT and physiology! I love chatGPT and for the most part I've found it to be accurate...but I've found it is especially prone to mistakes with complex physiological pathways...mixing up cause and effect, incorrectly stating the direction a variable is changing...it's usually small things, but if you're just learning it could be confusing.

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[@MichaelFabanwo]

What is the role of testosterone in the ovarian and menstrual cycle. Ovaries or eggs release more testosterone?

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Testosterone is a male hormone

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@SanidadAko Women have testosterone too. When you are ovulating, your testosterone surges that makes you very horny.

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