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1 Prof. dr. M. Anwar, M.Med.Sc., Sp.OG
Healthy reproduction period and adolescence HEALTHY REPRODUCTION PERIOD AND ADOLESCENCE PREGNANCY Block 7, August 30, 2005 Week 5 International Programme

2 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OSTEOPOROSIS MENOPAUSE Embryonic development
CONTRACEPTION Embryonic development MATERNAL DEATH OSTEOPOROSIS INFERTILITY SEXUALITY ADOLESCENT SOCIO CULTURAL MENOPAUSE CONCEPTION PREGNANCY LABOUR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

3 The physiology of reproductive process

4 Prof. dr. M. Anwar, M.Med.Sc., Sp.OG
Healthy reproduction period and adolescence Fertilization Block 7, August 30, 2005 Week 5 International Programme

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6 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN THE EMBRYONAL STAGE

7 Primordial differentiation Functional malformation
STAGES OF FETAL DEVELOPMENT OVARIAL 0 – 2 weeks EMBRIONAL FETAL > 8weeks 2 – 8 weeks Primordial differentiation Organogenesis Fetal development “All or None” Structural malformation Functional malformation

8 Several months after birth
Dismorfogenic disorders in the organogenesis period Limb Eye Genitalia Heart Brain 15 30 45 60 Day after fertilization Several months after birth Organogenesis

9 Primary sex organs Ovaries (two) Oestrogen and Progestogen
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Primary sex organs Ovaries (two) Oestrogen and Progestogen Ova Secondary sex organs Secondary sex characteristics

10 Secondary sexs organs Fallopian tubes  for the transfer of fertilized ova from ovaries to the uterine cavity. Vagina  for the reception of the male Germ cells. Uterus  for the nutrition and development of fertilized Egg cells  developing embryo. Mammary glands  for the nutrition of the new individual after birth.

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12 In the female the cyclical production of ova starts just after puberty and continues (unless interupted by pregnancy and desease) until the menopause

13 MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Primary sex organs Testes (two)
Testosterone Spermatozoa Secondary sex organs Secondary sex characteristics

14 SECUNDARY SEX ORGANS Epididymis (Two)  Transfer of spermatozoa
Vas diferens (Two) from the testes. Seminal vesicles (Two)  Secrete fluid medium Prostate gland for transport of spermatozoa Penis Tranfers spermatozoa from male to female

15 In the male, the process of spermatogenesis starts just after puberty and is normally continous until old age

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27 Prof. dr. M. Anwar, M.Med.Sc., Sp.OG
Healthy reproduction period and adolescence FERTILE YEARS PRIOR TO MARRIAGE INCREASING 1890 Menarche Marriage 7.2 years 10 Age 14.8 22.0 30 1988 Menarche Marriage 11.8 years 10 Age 12.5 24.3 30 Source: U.S. data: adapted from Alan GuttmatcherInstitute, 1995 Block 7, August 30, 2005 Week 5 International Programme

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41 BE A MAN BEFORE BECOME A FATHER
BE A WOMAN BEFORE BECOME A MOTHER

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