The menstrual cycle
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- What is the menstrual cycle? The menstrual cycle refers to the regular changes in the activity of the ovaries and the endometrium that make reproduction possible.
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I don't think I've ever understood the menstrual cycle the way I understood it today from this video!!! thank you so much💖
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Thank you for this beautiful animated video on the mechanism of menstrual cycle. I was finding it tough to memorize the phases and this really helped me a lot. I shall subscribe to this channel so that i can keep up with more updates in the future. Thank you for your hardwork!
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I heared this went to my finals cause i didn't understand the book and i answered every single question on menstrual cycle thank you so much
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wonderful! now i know how to keep track of my menstrual cycle
This actually is the best video I've seen on explaining the menstrual cycle.
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As a Grade 10 student where 3rd quarter topic is biology, THIS IS VERY HELPFUL FOR ME!!! Thank you so much for this🫶🫶
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nothing to really understand, gotta learn it by heart
Thank you thank you!!! My brain was about to explode because I couldn't keep up with what's happening to the uterus while a specific ovarian phase is occurring but you connected the two together and even explained the feedback mechanism which made it so much easier to understand!! Crying because I spent 2 hrs trying to understand this and read textbook. I wished I watched this early :')
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5:57 this analogy will always make me remember the menstrual cycle
Tnxs so much really helpful. I was tryin to understand this for the last 2mths but now I understand within 10min.
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what an amazing video, should have more views really
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Very Impressive how the menstrual cycle works, makes me focus better on my relationship with my partner and more tolerant and patient with her..
This is so helpful,thank you! btw Can you do Krebs Cycle?
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As a woman, i watch this every month over again because its so complex... and i need to understand whats up with my body 😅
If you're on the pill btw this all works differently, but since i got off that poison it all works perfectly 😊👍
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I hated mine. And then when it stopped when I was 51 I felt depressed. It was another stage to go through and then menopause hit. Another phase to go through.
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Any other guys here just tryna understand their gf’s better?
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Important video
Great video! However its a bit incorrect to say that both FSH and LH is secretet from the pituaitary gland after estrogen levels has risen. Since inhibin secreted from the grafeen follicle inhibits the secretion of FSH thus only LH is released from the positive feedback of high estrogen levels.
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Thankyou, i was trying understand it for the past 1 hour(which i failed terribly), yet you did it in 10 mins😭
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How can estrogen cause LH surge despite the estrogen negative feed back mechanism?
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during luteal phase , why shortage of FSH and LH (due to negative feedback of progesterone on pituitry gland and secretion of inhibin by luteal granulosa cell ) why it affect estrogen not progesterone?
it supposed to decrease both hormne as LH and FSH affected secretion of both hormone !!!!!
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1:30 Ovarian follicular and literal phases
5:00 A day or two before ovulation
6:00 Menstrual phase
6:55 Cervical mucus
8:00 Progesterone and estrogen
9:55 Recap
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Why is THIS the video you post on the day I start my period LOL
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i dont understand
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hey, so after andrestenedione gets converted into estrogen, the estrogen will be rising making the pituitary gland stop gnrh.
also it activated the pituitary gland by rising levels of estrogen by producing more gnrh 1-2 days before ovulation.
so estrogen can perform a negative and positive feedback before ovulation????
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Quite easy to follow and informative video, thanks!
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Never knew we had all these phases. I’m a 25 year old female and still don’t know much about the menstrual cycle.
thankyou so so much. this is so helpful
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I hope this makes sense to me one day. I still can't follow along >_
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Thanks to you fot this amazing animated video I Understood the Menstrual cycle..so easily...❤️ Thankyou a ton
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Watching this thinking how many more years will I have to put up with only having 2 normal weeks of peace
I have exams tomorrow and I have to get this in check. But it is hard to understand
@osmosis does the growth of the mature follicle from the primary require a 14 days or more?
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I don’t know how to feel about this tbh, I’m glad being educated on this. But knowing this scares me :’)…
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My mom told me to watch these vids since I don’t really feel comfortable with her explaining lol
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all you have to know is that the pain and the blood are simply your body's way to punish you for not getting pregnant after all this work that he has done to produce that egg, as simple as that.
Please can some one tell me the gnrh hormone is stimulated by what !
Ano po ba yong interval cycle sa menstrual history?
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Most Hy topic for USMLE
The mensural cycle is infuriating
I just want to know why my Physiology professor doesn't explain to us like this!! I have just understood in 10 minutes what she wasted a whole hour on without anyone actually understanding anything of what she said!
Damn our body is so divine! but at the same time it reminds me of a quote from fleabag
Women are born with pain built in. We carry it within ourselves.
Thank you for this beautiful video @osmosis. I did have a question about something said at 1:27. Would the egg released from the follicle at day 14 be considered an oocyte? Wouldnt it be a mature egg by that time?
I think you are right!!
Its the secondary oocyte which is released at day 14,
the egg attains maturity (i.e second meiotic division) only after fertilisation with the sperm.
@@annons.6425 thank you! I finally understood :)
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day 1 of figuring out my cycle and also hopefully the reason to why I used to bleed for 20 days a row in my teens💀
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6:34 oki kaayo lods idol
Great video!
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this is so cool
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This is a great video
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Well explained..
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Hi isma nor you from where
I recommend to leave out the intermediates such as pregnenolone and 17-B-estradiol, and just say for example "Side chain cleavage enzyme is the rate limiting step in converting cholesterol into progesterone" or use progestines for umbrella term. These specific intermediates are not important at least in my university (Tromso, Norway) (I study odontology second year, we are learning the same as the medical students right now) and I think it makes it more confusing for some of the viewers. Otherwise a good overview.
As a med student these details was given in lectures so it was really helpful and reliable :)
@@anne-marie7708 I suppose most people watching are supplying their lectures they didn't fully understand, so it can be good to have it here. However I doubt you will ever be questioned on these specific molecule intermediates, since they really serve no immediate function other than being an intermediate. The essence of the process is what the enzyme does. For the people with extra interests it can be nuancing I guess
@@thegahd That’s true, although I wish I could say the people who set exams are that nice😭 I think it’s good to know just in case, but hey, when it comes to practise you won’t need to anymore
@@anne-marie7708 Yeah, I mean I see where you're coming from. Atm drilling a bazillion interactions between immune cells, CD40(L), CD80, TCR, NKG2D, PD-L1, PD-L2, this activates that but cannot without this and so that happened etc🥲 Although it is good that some of these things they want students to know so the understanding goes a bit deeper, and knowing how things work on a molecular level, even if it's just technical details with no real world appliance for a dentist, or a MD for that matter. I think some of it is good while some is tedious. But everyone is going through the same !🙂
@@thegahd omg I got trauma from the immune cell interactions🤣 but absolutely, as someone who loves knowing why, it’s really helpful and also interesting to understand