I can give you a rough idea of the correlation. The lining of a woman's uterus starts building up after menstruation so that if a fertilized egg implants itself on the womb and starts to grow, it will have nourishment. I believe I read that ovulation usually occurs about 7 days after the end of the menstrual cycle. So yes, ovulation is the forming of the egg, which is released and goes down the fallopian tube to the womb at the proper time. "Tubal pregnancy" is when the fertilized egg implants itself in the fallopian tube and starts to grow there instead of the usual implantation on the uterine wall. Exactly where the egg and sperm combine to form a fertilized egg, I'm not exactly sure. I tried to tell you what I knew about the miraculous process.
the relationship of ovulation to menstruation is that the ovulation is one of the calendar method of menstrual cycle ovulation is the process of releasing a ripened ovum .the next method is the corpus luteum or the thickening of uterine lining then when this method is done, it will go 2 a menstrual flow
OK, first I will explain what each is: Ovulation is when an unfertilised egg is release from the ovaries to be fertilised to make a baby Fertilisation is when an unfertilised egg is fertilised by sperm and a baby begins to form in the uterus (womb) Menstruation is when an unfertilised egg and the built-up womb lining break down because the egg has not been fertilised so a baby will not begin to grow and so the spongy womb lining is not needed either SO: An unfertilised egg is ovulated and then may or may not be fertilised. If fertilised, menstruation does not occur. If it is not fertilised, menstruation does not occur
Yes because if your not have a mentrual cycle, that means your not ovulating.............
The menstrual cycle runs about 28 days from start to finish. About halfway through the cycle an egg is released. If that egg is fertilized a new baby will be born.
Ovulation occurs BEFORE menstruation, as menstruation is the process where the unfertilised egg is flushed from the body along with the blood which lined the womb to hold the egg if it is fertilised. Since it isn't, it breaks down and leaves the body via a 'period'.
Menstruation is the lining being shed when a egg is not fetilized . If a egg becomes fertilized before menstruation begins the blood lining doesnt shed and protects the baby after fertilization.
can one menstrate and ovulate at the same time.
Ovulation is what precedes your menstrual cycle. It is what causes it.
What are the beliefs and practices related to menstruation and fertilization
Not the least
Your mother
You're pregnant or have hit the menopause. It can also be delayed by stress and such.
Menstruation is the shedding of tissue and blood from the lining of the womb that occurs at the beginning of menstrual cycle. Menstrual cycle is the series of changes a woman's body goes through to prepare for a pregnancy. Ovulation is a part of menstrual cycle when a mature egg is released from the ovary, pushed down the fallopian tube and is available to be fertilized. If you have intercourse during ovulation you can get pregnant. So, fertilization means that sperm has gotten to and entered the mature egg.
Birth control inhibits fertilization, not menstruation. Menstrual cycle will still continue.
Indirectly, yes because everything including fertilization requires energy for sperm to reach there and to initiate the fertilization. However, they are not not directly related or important contributors of fertilization.
Menstruation associated with reproduction because menstruation is about cycle of the egg in woman's uterus. Every menstruation, the old egg destroy and came out in the form of blood clots. After that, uterus produce new egg.
No, fish do not menstruate; menstruation and the related estrus is particular to mammals. Roughly equivalent to menstruation in fish is the breeding seasons that fish go through at particular times of the year.
For women, the uterine lining sheds, in the physiological term of menstruation. In rabbits, nothing happens. They just keep going in and out of heat until fertilization does occur. The same goes for cows and heifers.
For information on flower fertilization, check out the related link.
For information on flower fertilization, check out the related link.