What is the menstrual cycle ?

1. This is important, because it cleans out your system, and allows you to become pregnant. What is the menstrual cycle? Menstruation - having periods - is part of the female reproductive cycle that starts when girls become sexually mature at the time of puberty. During a menstrual period, a woman bleeds from her uterus (womb) via the vagina. This lasts anything from three to seven days. Each period commences approximately every 28 days if the woman does not become pregnant during a given cycle. Happens In The Female Reproductive System.

2. Fertilization: Happens In The Female Reproductive System. This is important, because this is how the baby starts growing. 1.Ovulation: The egg travels from the ovary to the fallopian tubes. 2.The sperm travel up the cervix to reach the egg in the fallopian tube 3.Once one of the sperm penetrate the outer layer of the egg, there for, fertilizing it, no other sperm can get through. 4.The now fertilized egg travels into the uterus where it starts the process of implantation where it connects to the wall of the uterus. 5.The egg will then stay like that for nine months while growing until the baby is ready to be born.

3. This is important because without the sperm, you wouldn’t be able to become pregnant. Spermatogenisis This Takes Place In The Male Reproductive System. This is the process, that develops sperm cells. (spermatozoa) This happens in the epididymis, where they are stored until ejaculation. Depending on how healthy you are, the sperm will be stronger, and there’s more chance of becoming pregnant. The male body produces millions of sperm every single day, until you die.