When little girls are in the process of growing into women, there are certain changes that take place. The first major change that will take place is puberty. Puberty is a stage in life when girls will begin to mature both mentally and physically. The physical aspect of maturation will be changes of your body, such as, growing breast, growing body hair, widening of hips, perspiration, weight and height gain. Puberty takes place at different times for different people, and takes longer for some than it does for others.
Puberty is often a hard time, emotionally, especially with female, because of uncertainty and the drastic changes of the body. The reason that young girls began going though puberty is because of hormones. Hormones are chemicals that are in the body, that are released when the brain tells them that it is time for the body to change, and grow. Hormones will play a big role in the way your body functions for the rest of you life. But now we will focus on how certain hormones work together to make us all beautiful women. Since you were born, you have had two little sacs in side of you, near your stomach called ovaries.
These ovaries have several roles to play. They produce hormones, which is what we just talked about, called estrogen and progesterone. These two hormones are what make it possible to have babies, because they cause the eggs in your ovaries to mature, allowing pregnancy. This is where it gets confusing, so pay attention.
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I always try to think of periods as a cleansing process. They are a lot of body organs that are involved in having a period, the same one’s that are also involved in having a baby. Think of the tune to the song about the bones that make up the skeleton that you learned in school, we ” ll call it the ovulation process: The ovaries are connected to the fallopian tube where the egg then travels to the uterus. The traveling process takes about one day and there it waits to be fertilized. Let me explain the body parts that I mentioned; remember that the ovaries hold the eggs.
You have two ovaries; and they take turns preparing the eggs to travel. One month, one ovary will let their egg go, and the next month the other ovary will let theirs go. They like to take turns. The fallopian tubs are like tiny tubes, and one end is connected to the ovaries, and the other to the uterus. The uterus is where women hold their baby’s until they are ready to come out. When a female’s body is ready for a period, it begins with a cleansing process.
This is when the shedding of the lining of the uterus occurs. The lining that built itself up inside the uterus is made of blood and other tissues. The blood and the tissues formed in preparation because the body is expecting to have a baby, but that is not always the case. So when the body senses that there will be no baby, the lining that was built up in the uterus begins to fall apart and leave the body through the vagina (poo-poo), which is what causes the bleeding. This whole process is repeated over and over and over every month, unless you become pregnant, then it will stop for a while. Everyone is different, and like puberty, women experience their periods at different times of the month.
Also the length (in days) of a period varies. Although the period closely revolves on a 28 day cycle, where the first day is when the bleeding begins. During the bleeding process, and a few days after, a new egg is getting ready to travel down the fallopian tube (ovulation).
The next thing which happens in the middle of the cycle, around day 14 of 28, is where to ovulation song that we sung earlier comes in.
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While the egg is actually traveling, that is when the lining of blood and tissue is building up in the uterus, awaiting the egg. Again if you are not ready to have baby, then after a few days, the bleeding will begin again, to clean you out of the old blood and tissue. Another part of having periods, as if it could get any worse is menstrual cramps. These are a little different from the cramps you get when you run real hard in gym. The process of cramps helps along the period. Another symptom with periods are PMS or premenstrual syndrome, that’s when period can effect some one emotionally, sometimes making them sad.
Now I think I have pretty much summed up the process of the period in a way that you could understand, it is kind of hard to simplify a process that uses such large words a complicated process. But I think this information should definitely quench your thirst of that knowledge.
