Примери коришћења To the uterus на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What happens to the uterus in early pregnancy.
Through the fallopian tubes, the egg moves to the uterus.
From the ovaries to the uterus pass the fallopian tubes.
They are necessary in order to push the egg to the uterus.
If a spawn egg does not bind to the uterus, it passes through the body.
Later when the embryo orembryos form they are transferred to the uterus.
What happens to the uterus at 4 obstetric weeks, or 14 days after conception?
This position increases blood flow and oxygen to the uterus and fetus.
This cluster of cells is pushed to the uterus by cilia on the inner wall of your fallopian tube.
Accordingly, even they do not have time to get to the uterus alive.
If fertilized, the egg may travel to the uterus and implant to develop into a pregnancy.
It takes around 6 days for the fertilized egg to then travel to the uterus.
A tampon can never go in too far as the entrance to the uterus is too small for a tampon to pass through.
Several days pass between fertilization andthe attachment of the embryo to the uterus.
After fertilization, the cell moves along the tube to the uterus, where it is fixed.
In order to the uterus is not perceived as the fruitforeign body, HCG, to some extent weakens the body's immune defenses.
A deep penetration may therefore help because the distance to the uterus is slightly smaller.
Swelling and expansion of the vascular network associated with a rush of blood to the uterus.
After ovulation and possible fertilization, the(fertilized)ovum goes to the uterus where it is implanted in the uterine lining.
During ovulation, the egg is released from the fallopian tubes andthen makes its way to the uterus.
That helps ensure that the semen gets close to the cervix, andthen get past the cervical mucus to the uterus.
Disruption of the normal operation of the organs adjacent to the uterus(ureters, bladder and intestines).
Women who have been diagnosed with fetal hypoxia need to observe rest, with bed rest,normal blood supply to the uterus.
A malformation occurs due to the fact that the ovum,although reinforced to the uterus, nevertheless does not contain an embryo.
This dissolves from the ovary and is quickly caught by the tulip-shaped opening of the nearest fallopian tube(these are two 10 cm long tubes leading to the uterus).
This is due to too low attachment of the placenta to the uterus, so the chorionic villi grow into the myometrium and the female organ.
We tend to forget that childbirth comes with risks, including mental health problems, hemorrhage,injury to the uterus, retained pregnancy tissue, infection and even death.