Menstrual cycle
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- What is puberty?
- What triggers the process of puberty?
- What hormone is mainly responsible for male puberty?
- Where is testosterone produced in men?
- What hormone is primarily responsible for female puberty?
- Where is estrogen produced in women?
- What are the four stages of the menstrual cycle?
- What is the average length of a menstrual cycle?
- What does the red line in the menstrual cycle graph represent?
- What happens during stage one of the menstrual cycle?
- How long does menstruation typically last?
- What occurs during stage two of the menstrual cycle?
- How long does stage two last?
- What is the purpose of the thick spongy layer formed in stage two?
- What happens during stage three of the menstrual cycle?
- How long does ovulation last?
- What occurs during stage four of the menstrual cycle?
- How long does stage four last?
- What happens if no fertilized egg reaches the uterus?
- What happens if a fertilized egg implants in the uterus?
- What hormones are involved in the menstrual cycle?
- What hormone stimulates the uterus lining to grow?
- When does estrogen level increase during the cycle?
- What role does progesterone play in the menstrual cycle?
- What happens if progesterone levels drop?
- Where are LH and FSH produced?
- What is the role of FSH in the menstrual cycle?
- What does LH stimulate on day 14?
- How do the hormones interact during the menstrual cycle?
- What is an example of negative feedback in the menstrual cycle?
- What happens when estrogen levels are high?
- What does progesterone inhibit?
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