ovulation and menstrual cycle often called period|medical animationDandelionTeam
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2022
- Menstruation is a woman’s monthly normal vaginal bleeding, often called the period.
When a baby girl is born, her ovaries contain hundreds of thousands of eggs, which stay inactive until puberty begins.
There isn't one right age for a girl to get her period but most girls get their first period about 2 years after their breasts start to develop. when they're between age 10 and 15 but it's different, every girl's body has its own schedule. two structures in the brain, the pituitary gland, and the hypothalamus produce complex hormones that stimulate the ovaries to make female sex hormones start and control The menstrual cycle. and it will continue to about age 51 . usually lasting from three to 8 days.
The menstrual cycle includes several phases.
The first phase of the menstrual cycle begins on the first day of bleeding and lasts for about 14 days.
The pituitary gland (located at the base of the brain) releases a hormone called FSH. This hormone causes one fluid-filled “follicles contain a mature egg to develop. The maturing follicle produces the hormone called estrogen. which increases over and peaks in about day 12 and causes The lining of the uterus (endometrium) to become thicker and more enriched with blood vessels.in fact, the women's body prepares to get pregnant.
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So good, as a woman seeing an animation that clearly explains the process that happens to my body every month is really helpful and educational, thank you dandelion team u are great as always!
I have a girlfriend, and every time she is on her periods it just feels wrong for me to not be able to be next to her, or feel anything of her stress and pain. To have a stomach ache once a month is really painful for me, but to have cramps, stomach pain, and in her case a lot of pain in the limbs, I really wish I could be next to her and soothe her.. This video must be shown to girls as well as boys, so that people don’t grow up thinking this is “gross and causes irritability”, when in reality it isn’t something by choice and is a much harder time for her.
This should be taught not only to girls, but to boys as well. Periods are just a natural occurrence to the body. It shouldn’t be something to be ashamed or disgusted. Wonderful video!
This four minute animation explained menstruation better than my health teacher did in an hour.
I think what a lot of guys don't realize is the consistency of menstrual blood isn't smooth like blood from a cut. Because it's also made up of tissue, it's often thick and clotted-looking, almost like mucous.
I personally think it's so shitty that our bodies decide to riot when we don't get pregnant
Women go through all this every month! And while they are on their period they could have an exam, an interview or any important thing in their lives but they go through all this without even complaining! Women are really a miracle of nature
as a female from a religious family and school who literally refused to talk about this, just told me yeah cramps and blood once a month, wear a pad, as if it's something to be ashamed of, i'm happy this video exists. i'm happy to know what happens to my body and i believe this should be shown to boys and girls alike.
Was shocked that we also have tiny hairs on our fallopian tubes! Love these kinds of vids. We can learn more about our body<3
I salute and respect all the women in the world. We get periods every month. We bleed for a week but still manage to do all our duties as required. This is something men don't understand. Aren't women amazing?
It hurts so bad. it’s like my body is punishing me for not getting pregnant 😂
Being as a brother I definitely recommend this to all my sisters and those male who didn't knew about female problem and making fun instead of helping her. We all need to understand this is not a taboo it's OK to have a periods.
Periods in a nutshell
I had my first period at age 12, and honestly it was very frightening for me, but with the help of a patient mother and a little sister, things got better consistently. I am almost 5 years into getting periods and this video gave me a lot of insight of what i should have known long ago about the process of periods and why I bloat so much. Thank you 😊👌
I'm on my period right now and when she said our bodies prepare for pregnancy my heart skipped a beat LMAOO
im a guy but this taught me more about the womans menstrual cycle than school ever did. Thank you. This is a good tool for young people
out of all, we women carries on life with the pain physically and mentally. All the women out there, thankyou for leading such couragious life. Keep inspiring.
The fact that i have my period right now and im watching this-
i I freaking hate menstruation so much like why do we have to bleed? It’s so unfair I don’t care about the cramps I don’t care about anything else about periods. I just hate how us girls have to bleed every month. It’s so annoying I hate pads.
Got to know better about menstruation through this video than what I read in my school. I needed clarity and nothing can be better than this.