If cells within a male embryo do not secrete testosterone at the proper time during development, the embryo will develop into a female despite being genetically male.
The menstrual cycle is started by the release of certain hormones so I would say there is some sort of hormonal imbalance of the root of it. see a doctor.
female gametes (called ova) is produced in ovaries in the mid of each menstrual cycle roughly the day 14 (also called the day of ovulation)of the cycle in response to the hormonal stimulation by hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis.
Ovaries, if you had a real book you would have known that.
In language, gender is the term used to describe whether someone or something is male or female. Many languages have genders for nouns assigned not to just people or animals, but inanimate objects as well.
Meiosis produces 4 genetically identical cells. However, in females, this only results in one gamete (called an ovum or egg) and 3 polar bodies which are smaller than the ovum.(In mammals one of the polar bodies usually disintergrates before division, in which case there would only be 2 polar bodies).
If you are a male is not rare, if you are a female yo may have a hormonal imbalance that should and may be corrected.
Amenorrhea is one of the presumptive sign of pregnancy. Test yourself with over the counter pregnancy test. Amenorrhea is also due to a hormonal imbalance or you had a hysterectomy.
The menstrual cycle is started by the release of certain hormones so I would say there is some sort of hormonal imbalance of the root of it. see a doctor.
Hormones effect the whole body. Hormones have an impact on the body's ability to cope with stress, fight disease, and metabolize calories. Though hormones typically bring to mind thought of reproduction and sex, hormonal imbalances in both men and women are implicated in a wide variety of symptoms that could be mistaken for other disease states and illnesses. In men, hormonal imbalance can have a physical effect as well as effecting the mood. Depression, anxiety, and anger or irritability can all be symptoms of hormone imbalance, particularly if mood problems accompany other symptoms like difficulty urinating or a lower libido. Difficulty losing weight and unexplained weight gain or weight loss, reduced muscular strength, water retention, and bloating may also signify that there is a hormonal imbalance in the body. Headaches, trouble focusing, fatigue, and low blood sugar as well as allergies can all be brought on by hormonal imbalance in males. In males, restoring hormone balance can promote a heightened sense of well-being both physically and emotionally. Women experience a different set of symptoms related to hormonal imbalance. Though hormonal imbalance has been primarily associated with menopause in women, it is also the cause of a lot of mood problems and symptoms of PMS. Women may experience difficulty sleeping, night sweats and hot flashes. Sex drive in women is also effected by hormonal imbalance. Women may also experience fatigue, foggy thinking, and insomnia. Endometriosis and fibrosis are health issues that are exacerbated and sometimes caused by hormonal imbalance. Both men and women can benefit from natural hormone replacement therapy to restore balance to the body. Having balanced hormones can increase quality of life and slow the aging process.
There's Women's Rogaine, made especially for the females. Body Logic MD focuses specifically on the imbalance of female hormones that could be the root cause of hair loss in a woman. They have doctors which will diagnose and help a woman to correct her hormonal imbalance, thereby reversing her hair loss.
Actually, you have to be physically born as one. With surgery, you can be closer to being physically female.
upon conception
Genetically, a hermaphrodite is someone who has two x and one y chromosome. Physically, a hermaphrodite is someone who is a mix between male and female, usually having a penis, a vagina and full breasts.
Since the average onset of menstruation is 12 1/2 in the US, it would have to be some time later for the pelvis to change in order for vaginal delivery.
Your answers will vary depending on your definition of "she-male." I'll assume that you were referring to the slang term for a genetically male individual transitioning or undergoing surgery/ hormonal treatments to become (take on the physical characteristics) female. In this case, you can refer to them as a tranni (slang for transsexual).
No, you should not. Hormonal drugs are for using to correct hormonal imbalance or to prevent or cause pregnancy, not for shape issues. Whatever shaping effect a hormonal drug may provide will be largely surpassed by the negative consequences on your liver and hormonal system. Hormonal imbalance caused by excess of hormones might cause exactly the opposite effect of what you want to obtain, including masculinization and body/facial hair grow. It will also expose you to cancer risk.Under the supervision of an endocrinologist, male-to-female transgender patients are given hormones for obtaining some level of feminization including the typical female curves, however, those patients have not already their own female hormones (estrogens) in their systems and therefore are not at risk of estrogen dominance or other hormonal imbalance. Furthermore, they are receiving anti-androgens (testosterone suppressors) for keeping a balance instead of a competition for hormonal dominance. For a biological female, hormonal drugs must not be used for shaping issues as the risks outdo the minimal results.
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