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EVERYWOMAN IS YOUEVERYWOMAN IS YOU

EVERYWOMAN IS MEEVERYWOMAN IS MESHE IS ALL OF USSHE IS ALL OF US

SHE IS EACH OF USSHE IS EACH OF US


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STAGES,CHANGESSTAGES,CHANGES

AND CHALLENGESAND CHALLENGESALONG THE WAYALONG THE WAY

SHE LAUGHS , SHECRIES, SHE FALLS

DOWN, AND SHE

GETS BACK UP


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JESUS DIEDJESUS DIED

FORFOR

EVERYWOMAEVERYWOMANN


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2 PETER 1 : 32 PETER 1 : 3HIS DIVINE POWER HASGIVEN US EVERYTHING WENEED FOR LIFE ANDGODLINESS THROUGH OUR

KNOWLEDGE OF HIM WHO

CALLED US BY HIS OWNGLORY AND GOODNESS.


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WE DO NOT HAVE THEWE DO NOT HAVE THE

POWER ON OUR OWNPOWER ON OUR OWN

TO

NAVIGATETHE UPS

AND

DOWNS

AND

RIGHTS

AND LEFTS

HE GIVES US

HIS PROMISE

THAT HE WILL

BE WITH US

AND HE WILL

SUSTAIN US

AND

ENABLE

US TO

PARTICIPATE

IN HIS

NATURE


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TRYING TO LIVE LIFE ON OUROWN WAY BRINGS

CORRUPTION. MAKING THE

DECISION TO TRUST GOD ANDLIVE LIFE HIS WAY (THE WAY

OF THE CROSS) WILL BRING US

LIFE TO THE FULL.


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TONIGHT WE WILL HAVE ANTONIGHT WE WILL HAVE AN

EXCITING NIGHT, SINCE WEEXCITING NIGHT, SINCE WEWILL TALK ABOUT USWILL TALK ABOUT US

WE WILL TALK ABOUT THE

MOST COMMON CYCLE WE

ENCOUNTERED EVERY MONTH

AS A WOMAN


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MENSTRUAL

CYCLE


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WHAT IS MENSTRUAL CYCLE ?WHAT IS MENSTRUAL CYCLE ?

also termed as a female reproductivecycle

Can be defined as episodic uterinebleeding in response to cyclic hormonal

changes

It is the process that allows forconception and implantation of a newlife.


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THE PURPOSE :

- Is to bring an ovum to maturity andrenew a uterine tissue bed that will be

responsible for its growth should it befertilized


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Characteristics of Normal Menstrual Cycle

Characteristic

1.)Beginning

(Menarche)

2.)Interval between

cycles

Description

Average age at

onset,11- 13 years:

Average range,9-17 yrs

Average, 28 days

Cycles of 23-35 daysnot unusual


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Characteristic

3.)Duration of Menstrual

Flow

4.)Amount of MenstrualFlow

Description

-Average Flow, 2-7

days; ranges of 1-9days not abnormal

Difficult to estimate ;Average 30-80 ml per

menstrual period ;

saturating pad or

tampon in less thanan hour is heavy

bleeding


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Characteristic

5.) Color of Menstrual

Flow

6.) Odor

Description

Dark red; a combinationof blood, mucus, and

endometrial cells

Similar that of Marigolds


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FOUR (4) BODY STRUCTURES ARE

INVOLVED IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OFTHE MENSTRUAL CYCLE

1.) HYPOTHALAMUS

2.) PITUITARY GLAND

3.) OVARIES

4.) UTERUS


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HYPOTHALAMUS

-A part of the diencephalon of

the brain.

--It activates, controls, andintegrates the peripheral

autonomic nervous system,

and many somatic functions

such as the body temperature,

sleep, and appetite.


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PITUITARY GLAND


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The pituitary gland is a pea-sized gland

located at the base of the skull between theoptic nerves. The pituitary gland secretes

hormones. Hormones are chemicals that

travel through our blood stream. The

pituitary is sometimes referred to as the

"master gland" as it controls hormone

functions such as our temperature, thyroid

activity, growth during childhood, urineproduction, testosterone production in

males and ovulation and estrogen

production in females.


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In effect the gland functions as

our thermostat that controls all

other glands that are

responsible for hormonesecretion. The gland is a critical

part of our ability to respond to

the environment most oftenwithout our knowledge.


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OVARIES

The ovary is an ovum-

producing reproductive organ,often found in pairs as part of

thevertebrate female reproducti

ve system.


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UTERUS

The reproductive function of

the uterus is to accept afertilized ovum which passes

through the utero-tubal

junction from the fallopiantube.


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LUTEINIZING HORMONE (LNRH)

In Females, working

together with follicle-stimulating hormone,

stimulates the growing

follicle in the ovary tosecrete estrogen.


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ESTROGENEstrogen is an important hormone for both men

and women, though it plays a more important

role in females. Estrogen is supplied by

primarily the ovaries in women, and in smallamounts in the testes of men.

Estrogen is also an important part of keeping the bones

healthy, especially in women. According to the Mayo

Clinic, as menopause occurs and estrogen levels

decrease, women have a much greater chance of

developing bone diseases such as osteoporosis. To

combat this, many menopausal women choose to have

hormone replacement therapy.


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PROGESTERONE

Progesterone is a hormone that stimulates

and regulates important functions, playinga role in maintaining pregnancy, preparing

the body for conception and regulating the

monthly menstrual cycle.


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The Role of Progesterone in Women

- One of progesterone's most important

functions is to cause the endometrium to

secrete special proteins during the second

half of the menstrual cycle, preparing it toreceive and nourish an implanted fertilized

egg. If implantation does not occur, estrogen

and progesterone levels drop, theendometrium breaks down and

menstruation occurs.


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If a pregnancy occurs, progesterone is

produced in the placenta, and levelsremain elevated throughout the

pregnancy. The combination of high

estrogen and progesterone levelssuppress further ovulation during

pregnancy. Progesterone also

encourages the growth of milk-

producing glands in the breast duringpregnancy.


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High progesterone levels are

believed to be partly responsible forsymptoms of premenstrual

syndrome (PMS), such as breast

tenderness, feeling bloated andmood swings. When you skip a

period, it could be because of

failure to ovulate and subsequent

low progesterone levels.


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To make itunderstandable I will

show you a videoabout the

Menstrual Cycle


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So how can we

coordinate our life

with our MenstrualCycle ?

So lets watch thisnext video.


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MENSTRUALCRAMPS

WHAT

CAUSESPAIN?


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WHAT ARE SOME

CAUSES OFIRREGULAR

MENSTRUATION ?


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CONCLUSION :Having a good health is one of the

most important aspects of our lives.

Without health, itd be difficult toenjoy the other blessings we may

have in our lives. Therefore, ever

since God created us, it has been

His will for us to be healthy and

well.


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RESEARCH SOURCES :

1.) BOOK MATERNAL AND CHILD

2.) MEDICAL DICTIONARY

3.)WEBSITES

A.)http://www.livestrong.com/article/27432-estrogen-affect-body/#ixzz1bMiR181Q

B.) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menstrual_cycle

C.) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ovary


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I HOPE YOU WERE ABLE

TO GET SOME

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION TONIGHT,ITS A PRIVILEGE FOR

ME TO SPEAK .

THANK YOU FOR

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