Adenocarcinoma is a type of cancer that originates from the mucus-producing glandular cells of the body. Specific types of adenocarcinoma include... View Article
Not all women experience implantation cramping. Moreover, the onset of implantation cramps can vary among women. However, it usually occurs 10-14... View Article
Stress releases hormones such as cortisol, and this can potentially prevent implantation. Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation... View Article
According to most sources, between 8 and 15 follicles is considered an acceptable number. Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation... View Article
A typical ovulation cycle lasts for 24 hours every month. After an egg is released, but not fertilized, it will die within 12-24 hours. ... View Article
The term dominant follicle refers to a follicle that has become enlarged in order to release an ovum during the menstrual cycle. Additional... View Article
The fertile window may vary among individuals. For instance, a woman who has an average menstrual cycle of 28 days starts ovulating around day... View Article
Almost every follicle contains a single egg. Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation Solved MCQs On Implantation and Gastrulation... View Article
When the follicle ruptures, fluid and egg along with some tissue debris are released. The eggs and fluid makes its way to the fallopian tube,... View Article
When a follicle does not rupture or releases its egg, it becomes a cyst. This happens due to the excess production of FSH (follicle-stimulating... View Article
Through transvaginal ultrasonography, follicular rupture can be observed in real-time Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation Solved... View Article
The primary follicle is a follicle that has two layers of follicular cells. Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation Solved MCQs... View Article
There may be many factors that prevent the sperm from reaching the egg. For instance, the sperm might not be able to swim through the cervical... View Article
An individual can vomit bile for many reasons. Some of those reasons can be life-threatening and require medical attention. Cause of vomiting... View Article
Follicle sizes above 24 mm are considered too big and non-viable. Additional Reading: An Overview Of Implantation Solved MCQs On Implantation... View Article
Long term exposure to bile and stomach acid can damage esophageal cells. This can also increase the risk of the cells becoming cancerous.... View Article
If the follicle size is between 18-20 mm in diameter, they are considered to be ready for egg collection. However, sizes above 24 are considered... View Article
Bile reflux treatment depends on the cause. Some causes, such as food poisoning, require intravenous fluids. Some causes may require prescribed... View Article
Generally, consuming 300 milligrams or less of caffeine is considered safe during pre-conception. However, studies have suggested that consuming... View Article
