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Ovulation Egg growsCorpus Luteum Shrinks Plasma Concentration of Steroids (arbitrary units) Hormone Levels Days 17142128 Estradiol Progesterone Endometrial.

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1 Ovulation Egg growsCorpus Luteum Shrinks Plasma Concentration of Steroids (arbitrary units) Hormone Levels Days 17142128 Estradiol Progesterone Endometrial Thickness Endometrium 3-5 days Menses 3-5 days

2 Human Reproduction

3 Ovary Endometrium Endometrium – Menstruation Cycle Primary follicles Uterus

4 Ovary Endometrium thickens Uterus Endometrium – Menstruation Cycle Mature follicleCorpus luteus

5 Ovary Endometrium (shedding) Endometrium – Menstruation Cycle Uterus Corpus luteus Primary follicles

6 Ovary Endometrium Uterus Endometrium Is Thinner on a Hormonal Contraceptive

7 Ovary Endometrium Uterus Menorrhagia Excess tissue shedding from endometrium

8 Ovary Endometrium Uterus Metrorrhagia Tissue breaking away from endometrium

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