Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

I had to do a full OB/gyn exam (in med school) seeing the cervix on a real person is crazy. Way different than the textbooks

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

Wait imma girl and im confused

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Anonymous #2 2w

Confused about what?

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

Wdym by dilated by 1-2 cm and 10 during pregnancy??

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Anonymous #2 2w

Oh! So during labor a woman must be 10 cm dilated in order to start pushing. That means her opening is 10 cm in order to be able to push out the babies head

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Anonymous vangogh 2w

It would be so nice if we did, no period pain that way. Unfortunately we don’t. But it turns out you can see eggs if outside of the female body

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

True there’s no period pain, but I had this discussion w a friend of mine. If we’re basing it off of chickens, they would actually be proportional to how large a chicken egg is compared to the chicken’s body, so you’d essentially be giving birth every month. The human body was not designed to do that every month

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Anonymous real_johnny_silverhand 2w

Yeah I know :( that’s unfortunately the trade off. The reason babies as so- let’s say under developed when they are born is because any longer and their heads would be too big to fit in the birth canal.

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 2w

Yup

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Anonymous #5 2w

Breasts change because of a couple different reasons but mostly it’s the hormones. For example during periods it can feel more tender or sore. During ovulation (before the uterine lining is shed) they might feel fuller or perkier. But it always comes down to individual differences

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Anonymous #6 2w

Incel

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Anonymous #7 2w

Oh I’ve gotta know! There’s science that says AFABS have more color receptors and that’s why they can tell shades apart. Have you notice this changing?

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