It is a personal preference. Though 2 times a year is very good frequency.
It is not recommended that women get a checkup of the reproductive system at the time of puberty. A young women with complaints such as painful periods or long-absent periods may need a check of the reproductive system. Sexually active women and all women 15 to 25 should have a test for chlamydia annually. A routine check the the reproductive system is not recommended for women under 21 if they are not having problems or symptoms.
the answer to this question is puberty
during puberty
changes in the reproductive system
The arrival of puberty is when the body starts changing and producing the secondary sexual characteristics. This in turn is kick-started by an increase in hormone production controlled by the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. It is these androgen hormones that control the maturation of the body. Testosterone increases muscle growth, maturation of the sexual organs and production of sperm.
During puberty, our reproductive system becomes fertile. Also the sex hormones cause the romantic feelings as we have to procreate .
No. in most cases, reaching puberty is the start of sexual development. So the reproductive system is not mature enough to bear a child.
The endocrine system is responsible for triggering puberty in the body. During puberty, the endocrine system releases hormones that stimulate physical changes such as growth spurts, development of secondary sexual characteristics, and reproductive maturity.
Sperm fully develop in the male reproductive system during puberty, typically around the ages of 12 to 16 years old.
At puberty, the reproductive system starts producing hormones that cause the skeletal system to mature. The female pelvis also widens to eventually accommodate a baby's head during birth.
At puberty, the reproductive system starts producing hormones that cause the skeletal system to mature. The female pelvis also widens to eventually accommodate a baby's head during birth.
The answer to your question is puberty.