(Gross question for men, right?) Then I wouldn't have that stupid dripping every month. It really gets on my nerves. Then I just go to the bathroom more often, so what? The main thing is that it doesn't drip out uncontrollably. I don't understand why it has to drip out uncontrollably.
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Since the menstruation blood can also be partly “clumpy”, it would not be a very good idea if this would land in the bladder because it may be. there would no longer come out when the bladder outlet is blocked – as it happens occasionally in the case of bleeding into the bladder.
This isn’t about the body shaping that blood comes into the bubble. Unfortunately, this has to get out of where it just comes out.
The menstruation also removes tissue. This would not go through the urethra, except that the uterus is not connected to the bladder.
You forget that a birth would also be affected. The female body should be completely different. I’m sure it’s just as good as it is and makes sense, even if you see it differently right now.
What’s going to happen must get out, on the shortest possible path, and that’s about the vagina. By contrast, bladder and urinary conductors could lead to unbeautiful complications.
The vagina is not connected to the bubble, which is also good..
take a tampon or a menstruation cup and it doesn’t drip out
Why is that good?
Because it would be extremely disturbing at birth and the blood would stick the urinaries
All you think is until you look at the whole thing anatomically.
The blood and tissue of the cervical mucosa from the cervix is transported from the body by contractions of the musculature.
If you’re going over the bladder and EQUIPMENT, you’d have the problem that you should bring a baby to the world and have sexual contact…
(where… the sexual contact would probably have died… Man does not stand on a bed full of urine, woman does not stand on urinary path infections)
So much fun with bladder infections and finally long-lasting urinary incontinence, because such a birth through the cuff muscle can be forgotten.
Then you would have your hot-stretched drop again, not only every month, but for the rest of your life.
That’s right. I didn’t even think about the sex in my answer.
Yeah, it’s not that great.
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Or you find something like tampons and menstruation steps 🤔
There’s something new that doesn’t cost, it’s free for all women who need it, our policy is just crap.
NATH!
the blood comes from the womb. Should the babes be born through the bladder?
Even if there was a “valve” blood in the bladder has nothing to look for, if it is clumped, the urinary……