Hallo zusammen,
ich war gerade am Essen machen und hab mir dann plötzlich die Frage gestellt, warum Kinder eigentlich nicht schwanger werden können haha
Ich meine es ist definitiv ein guter Schutz, aber aus welchem Grund produzieren Jungs kein Sperma und aus welchem können Mädchen nicht schwanger werden? Warum wird man erst im laufe des Lebens fruchtbar, gibt es dafür eine biologische Erklärung?
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Loading...Hallo! Ich hatte letzten Montag zuletzt ungeschützt Sex und will diesmal einen Test machen. Macht es Sinn es heute Nachmittag zu machen oder lieber am Morgen? Oder ist das egal welche Uhrzeit?
Ich gehe in 2 Tagen mit meiner Klasse in ein Schwimmbad und ich habe meine Periode. Ich habe heute versucht, einen Tampon einzuführen, aber es klappt nicht. Ich weiß nicht genau wie ich den einführen soll. Kann mir jemand helfen?
Bin gerade beim 2 Tag meiner Periode.Gerade am 2 Tag blute ich normalerweise sehr extrem,doch dieses mal nicht.Das Blut sieht aus wie immer und ich hatte auch Unterleib Schmerzen (nicht so dolle wie sonst aber trotzdem waren es Schmerzen).Ich blute,aber einfach nicht sehr,was mir Sorgen macht.Meine Periode ist auch zu spät gekommen.Was hat das für…
Hallo, ich hoffe mir kann jemand helfen. Ich bin seit 21 Tagen überfällig. Habe schon fünf Tests gemacht, die alle negativ sind. Zudem könnte es auch gar nicht sein, dass ich schwanger bin. Was ich seltsam finde der Ausfluss ist immer noch total weiß wie wenn ich meinen Eisprung hätte seit mehreren Wochen. Ich habe…
Hi, gerade eben habe ich leicht braunen Ausfluss/schmierblutung gesehen, habe aber nicht meine Periode. Die sind übrigens 2 Tage zu spät. Was heißt das braune? (Hatte kein gv übrigens) muss ich mir sorgen machen? Oder heißt es einfach dass ich meine Tage bekomme
Hi, nehme seit ca einer Woche jetzt die Pille. Normal dauert meine Periode höchstens 5 tage. Jetzt blute ich am 7. Tag auch noch wenn ich aufs klo gehe& meine Brüste tun bei Berührung weh. Hat man so bald schon Nebenwirkungen von der Pille?
Hello, I don’t want to discuss >>biologically < < > < < > with you now, I lack the necessary sound qualification. :
I myself got my Mensi with eleven and a half years and was then fertile. My body then also produced the >>eicells, which are necessary for a SS, < < < < .
Some have their period even earlier than I had them, and are therefore theoretically “inflammable”.
I don’t know how this is with boys and their seeds. – Many regards, Imke =)
small correction:
With your egg cells you were already born (!), from the sexual maturity “ripen” but only approach.
– Greetings, Imke =)
As long as a female child has not yet grown up physically, its body should not be able to carry in child itself, please consider how far body of pregnant women are stretched when the birth is short. Here, the pregnant girl would probably die and the unborn child would die. Thus no profit for the preservation of the race.
1. Size of the child. A child is much too small to wear a baby in normal size in the abdomen.
Two. The child is still full of development, even from the brain. The brain is probably not really able to regulate pregnancy.
3. It makes no biological sense to let ungrown children get babies, as the risk that something goes wrong is much bigger than with adults, where everything is finally finished in development.
This is of course all right, with an 11-year-old girl not necessarily better to carry out a child ^
I was more interested in the biological theoretical part
This is because the hormones are not yet released. The cycle, for example, is controlled by a certain interaction of hormones. This type of hormone release does not happen with girls until puberty.
Okay, thank you!
Before the first period, the childlike, female body does not yet produce fertilizing eggs.
The development from the embryo to the reproductive organism follows a genetically controlled program.
This makes sense, but can you justify why the female body does not produce egg cells?
As long as development is not so advanced that the required hormones are produced, there can be no ovulation.
Priorities! For the first time, grow and enable your own body to successfully get through pregnancy (for the woman) or care for the young (both).
Biologically, it’s just that you’re not getting rid of puberty.
Because puberty has not yet begun. But there are always reports about pregnancy of young girls, especially in South America.
Are you sure you’re 17.
Thanks for the helpful answer!
I am not talking about “yes because she does not have her days” but about the concrete biological background. Why are eggs produced so late, etc.
https://www.trum.de/lexikon/biologie/geschlechtreife/27705
Read and wonder.
You can also use Google for more information. If you can use 17 😉
They’re not being produced, they’re from the beginning, sure you’ve been watching in bio. 😂
Children cannot get pregnant because young girls without their days have no eggs in the womb, so because they have no ovulation, quite logically
Of course, I am more interested in the theoretical biological part of what it is that, among other things, the egg cells are produced so late. An 11-year-old is clearly further from the body than a 2-year-old, but I.d.R. also not able to perform a pregnancy let alone survive
This has to do with the hormones. But why for many years no hormones are formed, and then the formation of hormones begins, I cannot tell you so accurately.
But it has developed in the course of evolution. Over millions of years. It is usually the same in animals. This is also taxed by the hypophysis. You can google if you want.
There are also exceptions everywhere, disturbances. The youngest mother in the world got a child at 5 years. A healthy, living child, of course with an imperial cut. Whoever was the father of the child has not been reported.
About 400,000 eggs are created from birth on every ovarian
The egg cells are not produced, they are there from the very beginning, but are only later guided from the ovarian into the uterus
Great! Thank you for your detailed answer ☺️
Because biology