What are the four phases of the menstrual cycle. -menses (period): uterine lining sheds; days 1-5 -proliferative phase:epithelial cells reproduce; day 6-18 - ovulation: egg released from the ovary; day 14 -secretory phase: uterine lining grows thicker and prepares for fertilized egg (days 15-28)
WebMD Health News. Dec. 10, 1999 (Atlanta) -- The following statement is likely to offend about half the people reading this: Girl babies may cause a greater incidence of severe morning sickness among pregnant women than boy babies.
So, women with an undetected mild thyroid problem may suddenly find themselves with pronounced symptoms of hypothyroidism after becoming pregnant. Most women who develop hypothyroidism during pregnancy have mild disease and may experience only mild symptoms or sometimes no symptoms. However, having a mild, undiagnosed condition before becoming pregnant may worsen a womanâs condition.