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Female Anatomy

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The Two Purposes of Sex

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1. To create new life

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2. To deepen the bondbetween husband & wife

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The purpose of the female reproductive system

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Female Reproductive

System

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Ovary—makes eggs and hormones

Ovary

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Fallopian Tube—carries egg to uterus

Fallopian Tube

Ovary

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Uterus—womb (where baby develops)

Fallopian Tube

OvaryUterus

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Cervix—keeps baby & fluid in uterus

Fallopian Tube

Ovary

Cervix

Uterus

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Vagina—birth canal

Fallopian Tube

Ovary

Cervix

Uterus

Vagina

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External Anatomy

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Menstrual Cycle• Prepares uterus

for conception

• 28 day average

• If conception doesn’t occur, the body will menstruate and start over

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Menstrual Cycle

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PMS(Pre-Menstrual Syndrome)

• Abdominal bloating

• Sore breasts

• Headache

• Limbs swelling

• Fatigue

• Mood swings

• Irritability

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Toxic Shock Syndrome• Life threatening bacterial infection

• Usually caused by poor hygiene

• High fever, rash, coma, death within hours

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Hygiene During Your Period• Change tampons & pads often

• Never use a tampon overnight

• Only use tampons & pads that are as absorbent as you need them to be

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Breast Cancer

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Breast Self Exam

• Done monthly

• Look for anything odd

– Lumps

– Puckering of skin

– Change in nipple

– Discharge from nipple

– Change in breast size

• Be sure to check the armpit as well!

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Mammogram

• Done yearly once you are 40 years old

• It’s an x-ray of the breast

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1 in 8 women will get breast cancer

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Cervical Cancer

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Pap Smear

• Done yearly

• Most effective cancer screening test ever invented!

• Very awkward, but not very painful

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Things Not to Worry About

• Period not being regular for the first couple of years

• Not having a period for up to a year after your first period

• Breasts being different sizes or shapes from each other—this affects MOST women

• Painful ovulation

• Typical PMS symptoms

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Things Not to Ignore!

• Warts, rashes, sores

• Hernia

• Unusual discharge

• Amenorrhea (menstrual cycle stops)

• Cloudy urine, painful urination

• Any changes in your breasts

• Finding a lump or growth in your breasts

• Unusually heavy period

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