Reproductive System

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Other than surgery, there is no way to permanently increase the size of your penis. Special diets, supplements, exercises, and pumps do not work, and can actually be harmful.

If you are in puberty, the only thing you can do is to wait. As you progress through puberty your penis will grow naturally

yes because it can be that your parents have it so you may get it to

The testes (testicles) produce testosterone.

This can be a serious problem. If left unchecked, you could become weak from lack of iron. Consult your doctor at your earliest convenience.

Yes getting your period every two weeks can be normal for some girls. The issue would be if you are not getting enough iron you could get anemic, which will make you feel very tired. Some doctors would put you on a pill similar to birth control to get your periods spaced out. Or iron supplements to prevent anemia.

It is very important to go and speak to your doctor or gynaecologist so that they are able to regulate your periods, so that they only come once a month.

The answer is the scrotum, the testis are in the scrotum.

As it appears like a single bone there,,actually its nt kinda dat... Der r two bones.. Tibia and Fibula ... Stronger 1 is Tibia nd weaker one is Fibula.

Ringworm also known as Tinea, is not a worm at all but a strain of fungus. It can be highly contagious. It is very common to get ringworm anywhere in the groin area and can easily be treated with an over the counter antifungul cream such as Lotrimin AF. Hope to have helped!

Possibly, but not likely.

It does take some time for the pill to run its course through your system and completely lose their effectiveness. This can be a matter of days to weeks, depending on the body of the woman.

In any case, if you miss your next period, you should obtain a home pregnancy test and seek medical attention should it read positive.

The egg does not attach to the fallopian tube, this would be an ectopic pregnancy. The fertilised ovum (egg and sperm) attaches to the wall of the uterus (womb) a couple of days after conception and you get the first symptoms of pregnancy about a week later, about the same time as your period is due.

I might be wrong but I believe it's 2.4-2.7

do not smokeeating a balanced diet, avoid excess drinking, avoid smoking, have a good exercise regime, drinking plenty of water, practicing safe sex, avoiding infections, visiting a doctor when necessary and wearing the right clothing.

Sperm cells are made in organs called testes

The ovaries secrete progesterone, estrogen, and testosterone.

Outside the body 10 min at most. In the uterus 5-6 days. The answer depends on a number of factors. On a dry surface sperm are dead by the time the semen has dried. In water sperm will live longer. Inside a woman's body, sperm can live for up to five days. If you have unprotected sex even a few days before your partner ovulates, there is a chance of a pregnancy.

Human fertilization takes place in the fallopian tubes. These tubes are also known as the oviducts.

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There is one opening at the vaginal orifice. There is another one between the vagina and the uterus called the cervix. Finally, there is an opening at the beginning of the oviduct where the oocyte enters the oviduct at ovulation.

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it holds the developing baby in the uterus and if the egg is not fertilised comes out of the vagina as blood(this is called menstrauation). edit this answer to say whether it was useful to you or not! it is always helpful to know what people think of my answers and whether or not it was helpful.

Its different for males and females. For males, it can slow the sperm down and confuse them especially whilst high. After being high things will get back to normal. For females however, smoking cannabis has no effect on the reproductive system. Hope it helped x

When I go to my local GP usually she does a full body check-up. Just go ahead and do it; it may save your life.

ADNEXA - Accessory parts of a structure; appendages of an organ. "Adnexa Uteri" refers to the ovaries and fallopian tubes.

I just had one fallopian tube and ovary removed due to an ovarian cyst. They also tied my other tube off and did a c-section at the same time.

I read somewhere that your tubes grow back after 5 years is that true? and if so what are the chances of gettin pregnant again after that? I am proof that they do grow back. On May 21, 2004 I had my son by c-section and also had a tubal done at the same time. I got pregnant but ended up miscarrying. I had to have a bunch of tests done and they found that my left fallopian tube that had 2.2 cm cut out had come "untied" and grown back together. It does happen, I'm proof of it.