N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 283 fetus reaches the age of 4-5 months, each of its ovaries contains approximately 400,000 eggs. The new ovules after this, apparently, are not formed. The majority of them degenerates (undergoes atresia) and dies. Approximately one cell out of 1000 becomes a mature egg (and with trepidation awaits a gangster attack of spermatozoa). As a woman ovulation occurs 13 times a year for about 30 years (Lunar, or Methon calendar = 29 years for 13 months), and each time only one egg matures, only 400 eggs reach maturity and leave the ovary (to wander), the rest degenerate and disperse. The right and left ovaries release the eggs alternately, but this order is irregular, and it is difficult to predict. The female reproductive system, unlike the male, does not consist of a series of successively connected channels. The egg, when ovulated, goes directly into the abdominal cavity, from where it enters one of the two fallopian tubes, or oviducts. Each of the tubes ends in a funnel-shaped extension covering part of the ovary's surface. The egg that enters the abdominal cavity under normal conditions is sent (according to the issued voucher ) to one of these funnels with fluid currents, created by the beating (blinking or winking) of the cilia on the inner lining of the fallopian tubes. Sometimes the egg falls on other organs, for example, on the liver (after fertilization). Fallopian tubes open directly into the upper corners of the uterus – the pear-shaped organ, in which the fetus develops ( independently ) until the time of delivery. This organ lies in the middle of the lower abdomen, behind the bladder. In size, it is smaller than a clenched fist, has thick muscular walls and is lined with a mucous membrane, abundantly provided with blood vessels. From the bottom of the end of the uterus leads a muscle tube – the vagina. This is the widest channel (not wider than the Volga) of the reproductive system, which serves as a receiver for the semen ( for stray spermatozoa). Therefore, the vagina corresponds to the penis (regardless of its size and shape). The vagina fulfills the role of the birth canal (after completing the prenatal development). The uterus ends with a muscular ring – the neck, which is somewhat protruded into the vagina. The external female genitalia are collectively called the vulva. At the very bottom of the abdomen (measured from the chin in a clockwise direction) is the mass of adipose tissue, which forms a small (from the point of view of the macroobject examination) elevation – Venus colliculus. From this place, to the back and down (if not confused with the direction of the bypass ), there are large vulvar lips – two hairy skin folds that border the vaginal opening and fuse together posterior. Between the large lips are two other folds, not covered with hair – small vulvae lips. At